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The Donegal men's darts squad in Killarney
The Donegal men’s team have retained their Irish National Darts Organisation Inter County Championship title with a brilliant effort in Kerry over the weekend.
After seeing off Offaly in the semis in Killarney, they’d then defeat Cork by seven sets to two.
The Donegal team that travelled to Kerry was: John Flood, Cartha Boyle, John Gallagher, Gerard McGlynn, Charlie Grant, Stephen Harron, Declan Quinn, Adrian Devine, Jordan Boyce, Dean Gallagher, Alan Byrne, Ciaran McGeady and Andrew Gillespie.
Meanwhile, the Donegal Ladies fought hard in the All-Ireland final but came up short against a strong Dublin side, falling to a 4-1 defeat.
Despite the result, they showed incredible determination, skill, and teamwork throughout the tournament, making Donegal proud every step of the way
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