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Sharon Smith presents Caolan McGonagle with his winner's prize in Buncrana last Sunday
Caolan McGonagle and Darach O'Connor might be more commonly seen on the GAA fields but they showed their abilities on the fairways at the weekend with a one-two in the Annual Buncrana Hearts Football Club Fundraising Classic.
The big hitting Buncrana and Donegal midfielder McGonagle made good use of his spare Sunday afternoon to play some remarkable golf. He shot a tremendous 27 points over his front 9 holes and managed to keep his composure over the back 9 to shoot another 18 points to amass his winning total of 45 points.
That was enough to seal the win over clubmate Darach O'Connor, who shot 42 points on the day. 'Jigger' lined out for Donegal in the 2014 All-Ireland final against Kerry. Sean Murphy in third place, 42 points BOT.
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