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A big cup final derby crowd watched Arranmore United get the better of Strand Rovers in Saturday's Voodoo Venue Cup final.
A goal from Brian Proctor midway through the first half was enough to decide a closely fought affair with the Islanders winning 1-0.
It was the perfect way for Gerry Early's side to round off their campaign. Arranmore United were unable to retain their Saturday League crown, but Saturday's cup final success will go some way to making up for that.
The final brings the curtain down on the Saturday League season in the Donegal League.
Well done to Arranmore United - worthy winners of Saturday's final.
Dr Brendan Jennings, Chief Officer Research, Dr Ciarán ÓhAnnracháin, Mr Paul Sheridan and Paul Hannigan, with the partners from Ulster University (UU), Queens University Belfast (QUB) and Catalyst
Principals and parent representatives from the four Donegal schools
Cllr McGowan called for full-time Air Quality Monitor in Stranorlar
The historic town of Simancas
House of Guinness soundtrack arrangement by Jim Woods
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