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The ATU Donegal team
ATU Donegal had a huge win against Ulster University Magee to reach the CUFL O’Regan Cup semi-final on Tuesday.
The Donegal side hit eleven goals and kept a clean sheet at the An Dánlann Sport Field.
The Loughrey sisters, Keri and Jodie from Buncrana, both hit a hat-trick each, while Finn Harps captain Codie Walsh also hit a trio of goals.
The remaining two goals were scored by Ellie Long and Caitlin Doherty.
ATU are in the final four once again and are looking to retain their O’Regan Cup title, having beaten Queen’s University 5-2 in the final last year in Ray MacSharry Park.
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Bríd McGinty’s side will face TUS Midlands in the semi-final.
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