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05 Sept 2025

Bonagee United win Donegal Women's League title

Chris McNulty's side turned on the style against Drumbar United on Monday evening to claim the Donegal Women's League crown

Bonagee United win Donegal Women's League

Bonagee United celebrate winning the Donegal Women's League on Monday. Photos: Pat Cook

Bonagee United were crowned as Donegal Women’s League champions after an emphatic win over Drumbar United on Monday evening.

Bonagee were champions-in-waiting following a big home win against Raphoe Town the previous week. The Dry Arch Park residents delivered a ruthless and efficient performance on Monday to seal the deal, the silverware secured via an 11-0 win.

Top-scorer Bronagh Gallagher broke the stalemate after only 36 seconds and Bonagee were firmly on the way when Natalie McFadden doubled the lead in the third minute.

Gallagher, with her 17th goal of the season made it 3-0 before Ciana Brogan stuck from distance. Brogan bagged another from long range before Mollie Page got in on the act with McFadden also landing her second of the evening.

Amanda Callaghan extended the lead before adding a wonder goal with the outside of her left foot from the tightest of angles.

Goals early in the second half by young guns Gabrielle O’Donnell and Hannah Hopkins powered Chris McNulty’s Bonagee to the title. The North West Super League champions in 2019, this was Bonagee’s first time to lift the Donegal Women’s League crown.

Next up is a Donegal Women’s League Cup semi-final against derby rivals Lagan Harps on Monday evening.

Bonagee United: Catherine Fletcher, Siobhan Sweeney, Caitlin Hume, Amy Thompson, Eimear Sweeney, Kaneshia McKinney, Ciana Brogan, Mollie Page, Natalie McFadden, Bronagh Gallagher, Amanda Callaghan. Subs used: Deborah Kerrigan, Caoimhne Heron, Keri Sweeney, Coilín Hume, Julie McCloy, Gabrielle O’Donnell, Hannah Hopkins.

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