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Zack Barnett and Fintan Kilpatrick presented with Certificates of Recognition by the cathaoirleach of the Lifford-Stranorlar Municipal District, Cllr Gerry Crawford and fellow councillors
Two young members from Deele Community Anglers were presented with Certificates of Recognition by the outgoing cathaoirleach of the Lifford-Stranolar Municipal District, Cllr Gerry Crawford and members of the district in the County House, Lifford this week.
Fintan Kilpatrick, Convoy, and Zack Barnett, Porthall will represent the Irish Trout Fly Fishing Association and The Trout Anglers Federation of Ireland respectively this summer on the World Youth Irish International teams.
Cllr Crawford, together with the elected members, all joined in congratulating Fintan and Zack on their achievements adding "it was a very proud day for the two youths and their families and a significant honor for them to represent the county in their chosen sport".
Fintan and Zack will travel to their respective camps in July, with Fintan travelling to County Westmeath and Zack going to the Italian Alps.
Damien Devine on behalf of the Deele Community Anglers said these two young lads will not only carry the flag in terms of country representation, but they will also carry the hopes of Donegal, and act as the pioneers of bringing more young Donegal anglers to the national stage in the years to come.
He added new members were always welcome to join their club.
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