Pictured at the Donna Boyle (nee Dunnion) memorial event at Tir Conaill Park, on Saturday are Donna's husband Brendan, their son Eoghan and Bendan's sister Carmel Gallagher Picture Thomas Gallagher
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27 Jun 2022
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27 Jun 2022
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The Bonagee United side who took on Sportslink in the FAI Women's Intermediate Cup quarter-final
Bonagee United have been handed the long road to Women’s FAI Intermediate Cup glory.
The Dry Arch side were paired with Douglas Hall from Cork in the semi-final draw.
Bonagee will have to make the long trek to Moneygourney to face the 2013 Intermediate Cup winners.
Bonagee overcame Sportslink FC on penalties in their quarter-final after a 3-3 draw.
Goals by Amanda Callaghan and Bronagh Gallagher had Bonagee 2-1 up in the dying moments, but Sportslink flipped the game on its head, levelling late in normal time and going ahead early in extra time.
However, Caoimhne Herron’s goal took the tie to penalties with Bonagee winning 4-2 on spot kicks.
Douglas Hall also won their quarter-final on penalties, overcoming Killenaule Moyglass after a 1-1 draw.
The semi-finals are pencilled in for the weekend ending June 26.
Lee Sharpe - and inset, Mona Friel
Cllr Michael McBride
Bishop of Raphoe Alan McGuckian SJ with local and visiting clergy to mark the 70th anniversary of the dedication of the Franciscan Friary, Rossnowlagh. (All photos: Thomas Gallagher)
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