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An Clochan Liath, champions in the Ceol Urlise
The Patsy Nugent Cup for Ulster County of the Year is destined for Donegal following the Ulster Finals of Scór Sinsear in St Enda’s, Omagh.
Ulster Scór Sinsir Nuachleas Champions are An Clochan Liath and Aodh Ruadh BAS are champions in the Ceol Urlise. Aodh Ruadh BAS is also through to the All Ireland after coming second in the quiz competition.
Aodh Ruadh BAS Instrumental Group
Máiréad Ní Fhrighil, of Gaeil Fhánada, came second in the solo singing competition with a solid performance of the native Fanad song, ‘Cuan na Maoil Ruaidh’
Máiread Friel, Gaeil Fhánada
“Donegal are tops in Ulster Scór. Great credit is due to you and all your committee. Coinnigh suas an obair mhaith.” County Board Chairman, Fergus McGee said in a message to Donegal Cultural Officer Catriona Sweeney.
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