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The Dungloe panel with the Donegal LGFA Division 1 League trophy
The winners of the U-14 league finals were crowned on Saturday, with the four finals taking place between Naomh Padraig, Lifford and Red Hughs Killygordon.
Dungloe continued their excellent run at all levels with a 5-11 to 0-6 victory over Ardara in the Division 1 final. In the Division 2 decider, St Naul’s defeated Naomh Conaill, with Termon winning the Division 3 decider against Glenswilly. Bundoran were the victorious side in the Division 4 final, coming out on top against St Michael’s on a 2-5 to 1-6 scoreline.
St Naul's were the winners of the Donegal LGFA Division 2 League crown
Termon came through the Donegal LGFA Division 3 League final
The Bundoran panel who won the Donegal LGFA U-14 League Division 4 decider
"Thank you to both Naomh Padraig, Lifford and Red Hughs Killygordon for hosting the double headers," said the Donegal LGFA. "There were great crowds at both venues and well done to all the teeam who took part in the various matches which took place on Saturday."
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