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06 Sept 2025
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Donegal Masters after their win over Sligo
Donegal Masters GAA team proved too strong for Sligo in Collooney on Sunday evening.
Sligo 2-13
Donegal 4-13
In a very close encounter, which was postponed from last weekend as a mark of respect to the late Martin Gillespie, Donegal made it four wins from four in the campaign.
A minute's silence was held in Martin Gillespie's memory before the start of the game.
The team now travel to London next weekend to take on the locals in round five and they will be hoping to maintain their 100% record, having already defeated Cavan, Louth, Down and now Sligo.
Scorers for Donegal: Gerard McBrearty 2-3; Kerry Ryan 1-1; Conor McShane 1-0; Stephen Coyle 0-3; Micheal Canning 0-3; Dermot Slevin 0-2; Hugh Foy, Paddy Joe Doohan 0-1 each.
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