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The Donegal Town Under-16 side
The Donegal Town Under-16s have a home semi-final in the All-Ireland SFAI Trophy this Sunday against Offaly side Clara Town at the Hospital Field (kick-off 3.15pm).
The Donegal side have come out on top in a number of close encounters, but THEY have battled well to reach the semi-finals.
A 2-1 away win over Monaghan Town saw them rewarded with back-to-back home ties against Verona FC of Dublin, where they won 2-0 thanks to goals from Aiden Molloy and Ryan Gee, before a 2-1 win over Carrigtwohill United from Cork.
Iarla Cassidy grabbed both goals in the quarter-final win over Carrigtwohill, the second coming in the form of the winner from the penalty spot.
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“This is a massive day for the Club and we are making a big push to try and get as much support as possible,” a spokesperson for the club said.
“This Sunday, we will have our biggest test yet as we face Clara Town FC from Offaly as we aim to book a place in the final.”
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