Naomh Conaill - champions for the eighth time in Donegal Picture Thomas Gallagher
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23 Oct 2025
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23 Oct 2025
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The St Eunan's NS Raphoe squad with manager George Simmons
St Eunan's NS Raphoe are Ulster Champions having won the FAI Spar 5 a side Ulster final on Wednesday in Aileach, Burnfoot.
The boys from Raphoe were dominant in all three games they played. First up were the Cavan Champions from Cootehill. St Eunans got off to a great start and were three goals up by the fourth minute of the game. They won on an 8-0 scoreline by the final whistle.
After a short break, next up were the Inishowen champions Carndonagh Boys School. St Eunans dominated the play from the off and ran out winners 10-1.
The final deciding game saw the Raphoe boys up against Gael Scoil Ultain, the Monaghan champions. In a much more competitive game the Donegal champions 5-1 victors.
Fantastic performances were recorded all over the field in all three games. The squad consisted of Evan McCarron, Ben Farrell, Orran Kee, Ronan McGranaghan, Odhran McHugh (Capt), Lewis Hamilton, Riley McBride and Tiernan Kelly.
There were loud cheers from the travelling support when captain Odhran McHugh lifted the trophy and the team are now making preparations for the All Ireland Final to be played in the Aviva Stadium on May 31.
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