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The Ballybofey United team that won the Under-13 Ulster title. Photo Geraldine Diver
A number of Donegal clubs were celebrating underage Ulster success at the weekend at the SFAI Subway National finals.
The matches were played in the Letterkenny Community Centre on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Letterkenny Rovers completed a double, starting the weekend by securing the Under-12 title on Friday against Moville Celtic as Femi Gallagher scored the only goal of the game.
In the Under-16 final, the Leckview Park side beat Cappry Rovers 2-0 with goals from Colm Óg Breathnach and a Thalij Al Daher penalty.
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The Cappry Park side did get success in the Under-14 final on Sunday, as they beat Kingscourt Harps 4-1. Paddy McNulty’s side went a goal down early on but Daithi McHugh levelled the game and he added a penalty after the restart before Logan Morrow and Ryan McNulty added further goals.
That was a second title of the weekend for Cappry, as their Under-14 Girls won on Saturday against Ballyhaise Celtic. Sinead McMenamin, Klara Lafferty and Molly Gallagher got the goals in the 3-1 win.
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Fellow Twin-Towns side Ballybofey United were victors in the Under-13 Boys final on Sunday, taking a 3-1 win over Ballyjamesduff Reds with goals from Abdulai Mansaray, Isaac Griffin and Jamie Lydon.
Gleneely Colts defeated St Catherine’s on penalties after a 2-2 draw to take the Under-16 Girls title, while Cockhill Celtic were beaten 2-0 by Kingscourt Harps in the Under-12 final.
All the winning teams advance to the National stage of the competition in February.
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