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The U-18 side that suffered a loss away to Enniskillen at the weekend
Inishowen/Letterkenny and Finn Valley U-14 girls made the long journey to Armagh City on Sunday to play against Armagh/Monaghan combined.
The Donegal girls got off to a good start with early tries and continued to dominate through the first half with a half-time score of 0-29.
The U-16 team that won away in Omagh
In the second half, the Armagh/Monaghan girls got a foothold back in the game, scoring two nice tries. The Donegal girls were soon on the attack once more and managed to cross the line several more times to finish with a convincing final score of 10-64 to Donegal.
Elsewhere, the Inishowen/Letterkenny/Finn Valley U-16 combined team won their away match Sunday against Omagh. The final score was 15-35 to the Donegal side. Well done to all the girls on a strong performance.
The U-14s who had a fine win over Armagh/Monaghan
Finally, the Inishowen/City of Derry/Limavady U-18s combined team hosted Enniskillen in Limavady Rugby Club. The girls battled hard to the end but were up against a well-drilled Enniskillen side. The final score was 7-47 to Enniskillen.
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