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LyIT advanced to their first ever National Basketball final following an impressive victory over Dublin Business school on Tuesday evening.
The free scoring performances of T John Casiello and Jack Murphy proved crucial as the Letterkenny side dispatched of the Dublin college, with the pair scoring 56 points between them.
Peter Lynch and Ray Balogun also posted pivotal 3 pointers as the home side stormed to victory in An Dánlann.
A highly impressive opening quarter paved the way for the Letterkenny side as they opened up a 22 point lead at the first interval.
DBS began to claw their way back into the game at the beginning of the second period however LyIT kept control of the game, leading 50-31 at half time.
DBS also showed promising signs in the 3rd quarter but could not quite overcome LyIT’s lead.
With both teams looking jaded, baskets came at a slower rate in the final quarter with the IT edging it on a score line of 13-8 to fire them into their maiden All Ireland Final.
A stunning shot of the Seven Seas Grandeur, operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises, as it arrived into Greencastle for the first time on August 21, 2025.
The Irish emigrant letters are part of the Imirce Project at the University of Galway
Glenveagh National Park is among Ireland’s six national parks and it is the second largest spanning 66 square miles or 170 km²
Death notices for Donegal on Tuesday evening
Peter O'Donnell
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
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