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Donegal bowed out of the All-Ireland SFC after being crushed 3-17 to 0-16 in Clones in Sunday’s round 2 qualifier.
Rory Grugan, Rian O’Neill and Stephen Sheridan netted the goals as the Orchard steamrolled into the All-Ireland quarter-finals.
Donegal goalkeeper Shaun Patton was black carded late in the first half in an incident that resulted in O’Neill tucking a penalty past stand-in ‘keeper Caolan McGonagle.
For Donegal supporters, it was a last outing of 2022 as the Championship hopes faded into dust at St Tiernach’s Park.
A group of children and teenagers with Cllr Martin McDermott, leas-chathaoirleach, Donegal County Council enjoying the sunshine at the official opening of Portaleen viewing point
PHOTO: Naomh Conaill GAA Club /Facebook
The opening of the Changing Places facility at Narin. PHOTO: Thomas Gallagher
The late Aengus Friel Lawrence performing at the Earagail Arts Festival in 2021
Cllr Barry Sweeny (FG) hands over the Cathaoirleach's chain of office to Cllr Niamh Kennedy (Ind). PHOTO: Siobhán McNamara
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