The home of Termon GAA club, the Burn Road, and inset Anthony McGrenra
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Jason McGee of Donegal and Armagh's Rian O'Neill challenge for a high ball on Sunday
Jason McGee put in a fantastic showing at midfield for Donegal on Sunday in their Ulster SFC quarter-final win over Amagh.
The Cloughaneely clubman played a significant part in his side's 1-16 to 0-12 win over the team managed by Kieran McGeeney, winning no fewer than eight kick-outs during his 51 minutes on the field, before having to be replaced with a foot problem.
The injury did not look too distressing and McGee is expected to be fit for Sunday week's semi-final against Cavan in Clones. Twenty-four-year-old McGee made his championship debut in 2017 against Antrim.Check out his figures below, from @performasports
Deaths in Donegal
Assurances have been given that there are no plans to close Muff Garda station
A section of the crowd that attended a previous meeting in Buncrana
The purchase of the five houses in Buncrana has been questioned by county councillors
The Burtonport Summer Festival takes place between July 15 and 23
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