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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Donegal Town U-16s celebrate
Donegal Town U-16’s became SFAI Subway Ulster Regional Champions as they defeated Keadue Rovers at a windy John Sherlock Park, Cootehill on Saturday.
In a tense encounter, Donegal Town had to defend resolutely as they faced a stiff breeze in the first half.
Both teams had early chances but it was Thomas Lenighan who produced the moment of the match when he latched onto a Nikodem Dominik header and finished neatly to the bottom corner.
Keadue put the pressure on and forced a number of corners but Donegal Town put their bodies on the line and went in 1-0 ahead at the break.
The wind played a factor throughout and clear chances were at a premium.
Thomas Lenighan came closest on a couple of occasions again in the second half.
There were jubilant scenes at the end of a very sporting affair for the Donegal Town lads.
Everyone wishes a speedy recovery to the Keadue Rovers player who fell ill before the match.
Keadue Rovers U-16s
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