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Badminton player Rachael Darragh. Photo: Sportsfile
Rachael Darragh bowed out at the last 16 phase of the Uganda International Challenge.
The Raphoe woman lost out 21-19 21-19 against Anwesha Gowda from India.
Darragh was the fourth seed for the women's singles competition in Kampala.
Her bid began with a 21-11 21-19 win over Nour Ahmed Youssri of Egypt in the opening round.
Gowda, who started with a come-from-behind 16-21 21-15 21-19 win over Peruvian Fernando Saponara Rivva edged out the Donegal player in the round of 16.
Darragh has been competing well of late and this represents further international experience.
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