Donegal manager Jim McGuinness, left, and Down manager Conor Laverty shake hands after the Ulster SFC final match in Clones last season
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Charlie McGarvey, Jamie O'Donnell and Michael McColgan following Ireland's win in Bray
There was Donegal delight for the Republic of Ireland Under-16s against Greece at the Carlisle Grounds in Bray in Thursday evening's international friendly.
Ireland ran out 4-0 winners, following on from a 2-1 loss against the same team two days beforehand, with Jamie O'Donnell, Michael McColgan and Charlie McGarvey all playing their part.
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Buncrana native O'Donnell was on the scoresheet for the second game in a row, while his Derry City clubmate McColgan from Muff also netted. Goalkeeper McGarvey, from Letterkenny and on the books of Sligo Rovers, was a second half substitute and helped Ireland to a clean sheet. The two friendlies were part of a week-long 30-man training camp.
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