The remains of Stephen McCahill are escorted past the Corner House Bar as a Guard of Honour of members of Ardara GAA Club flank the hearse. Photo: North West Newspix
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11 Jan 2026
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The Donegal Youth League team
The Donegal Youth League were beaten by Cork in the FAI Youth Inter League Cup semi-final at the National Training Centre on Saturday afternoon.
Eamonn McConigley’s side led by a goal at the break thanks to Cormac Dunleavy, but the Munster side grew into the game further in the second half and Ben Fitzgerald levelled the game.
Liam Lynch put his side ahead on the hour mark and a late brace from Rian Thornhill secured the win.
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Donegal had made the semi-finals after beating the Inishowen Youth League 5-4 on aggregate.
Cork will not play DDSL in the final, after they beat the Galway & District League 1-0 in the other semi-final in Gainstown.
Donegal Youth League: Donegal League: Luke Doherty; Oisin Feeney, James Tinney, Harry Doherty, Alex McDevitt; Fionn Chernick, Johnny McAteer, Ciaran Connaghan, Cormac Dunleavy; Joey Coll, Shea Cannon.
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