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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Donegal boss Mickey McCann
It has been confirmed that the Donegal hurling team is set to clash with Tyrone this Saturday in a highly anticipated semi-final showdown at O’Donnell Park, as part of the Division 2B fixtures.
Securing a commendable promotion ahead of schedule due to the restructuring of the league tables, Donegal's impressive performance throughout the hurling league this season ensured their elevation to Division Two in 2025. Their stellar campaign culminated in a formidable second-place finish, sealing their spot in the semi-finals.
Following a resounding victory against London at the weekend, with a final scoreline of 2-26 to 1-16 at O’Donnell Park, Donegal confirmed their home advantage for the semi-final encounter against Tyrone, who finished third in the standings.
In an announcement today, the GAA disclosed that the match is scheduled to throw-in at 1pm this Saturday at O’Donnell Park.
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