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06 Sept 2025
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Jeaic Mac Ceallabhuí dives to steer home Donegal's second goal against Tyrone. Photo Thomas Gallagher
'Pop it over' was to be heard from quite a few in the Main Stand at MacCumhaill Park as Peadar Mogan strode onto an Oisin Gallen pass with Donegal a point up on Tyrone in the fourth minute of stoppage time.
Mogan, though, had other ideas and having worked an angle for himself, could see the onrushing Jeaic Mac Ceallabhuí and opted to square, with the Naomh Conaill man doing the rest. It sealed a good night for Donegal and a 2-10 to 0-12 win. Jarlath Kearney's tweeted video caught the goal to perfection:
Great Saturday evening of #GAA football. @officialdonegal’s second and winning goal to beat a strong @TyroneGAALive side in a tight #AllianzLeagues #NFL Div. 1 contest at Ballybofey, #Donegal. #GAABEO @officialgaa @ulstergaa pic.twitter.com/CBS4qi9EvF
— Jarlath Kearney (@JarlathKearney) February 26, 2022
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