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Second-half goals by Conor O’Donnell and Patrick McBrearty returned Donegal to the Ulster final.
O’Donnell and McBrearty hit the net in the final ten minutes as Donegal overcame the Breffni 2-16 to 0-16 in Clones.
Cavan led 0-8 to 0-5 at one stage in the first half.
Watch the Full-Time Highlights of Cavan v Donegal in the Ulster Senior Football Championship Semi-Final here on #GAANOW pic.twitter.com/CUzgFx8dL8
— The GAA (@officialgaa) May 8, 2022
They teams were level 0-9 apiece at half-time and it was still all square, 0-14 all, before O’Donnell superbly finished from close range.
McBrearty blasted home when Niall O’Donnell’s ball dropped short.
Shane McCauley waves to the camera after swimming the English Channel and (inset) Shane with his son Shane.
Linda McDaid, Denise McCarron and Maria McLaughlin. (Photos-Kerrie Quinn, NWPRESSPICS)
Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott in action
Deaths in Donegal, Monday evening, October 3
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