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The FAIS Letterkenny Cup has kicked off in style with some cracking games among local primary schools.
In an incredible comeback, the Scoil Colmcille boys secured a dramatic last-minute win over St. Mary’s Stranorlar at Dreenan.
St. Mary’s took an early lead, but Scoil Colmcille quickly levelled the score. Despite controlling much of the match, St. Mary’s regained the advantage just before halftime only for the Scoil Colmcille lads to nick a dramatic winner.
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St Mary's overcame Scoil Colmcille girls 2-0.
St Mary's overcame Scoil Colmcille girls 2-0.
In a testing derby, Letterkenny Educate Together NS girls defeated Scoil Mhuire Gan Smal 2-1 in a tense affair while the LETNS also had the upper hand in the boys' match between the two, finishing 3-1.
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