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Termon's Ryan McFadden wins a midfield ball ahead of St Eunan's Padraig McGettigan at the Burn Road. PHOTO: JOHN MAHON
The dates, times and venues have been confirmed for the quarter-finals of the U-21A Football Championship and the rescheduled U-21B Hurling Championship final.
The hurling showpiece between Dungloe and Buncrana was abandoned last Thursday night in thick fog and will now take place tomorrow, Thursday, at the Donegal GAA Centre.
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Meanwhile in the football, the four football quarter-finals will take place on Monday.
Thursday, December 29
U21B Hurling Championship Final
Venue: Donegal GAA Centre, Dungloe V Buncrana14:00, Ref: Ciaran O Neill
Monday, January 2
U21A Quarter Final Football
Venue: Pairc Naomh Columba, Termon V Kilcar12:00, Ref: TBC
Venue: O Donnell Park, Gaoth Dobhair V Naomh Conaill14:00, Ref: TBC
Venue: Dunfanaghy, Dungloe V St Eunan's14:00, Ref: TBC
Venue: Four Masters, Four Masters V Sean Mac Cumhaill19:30, Ref: TBC
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