Aerial battle between Conor Gormley of Letterkenny Rovers and Finn Harps Luke Rudden on Sunday afternoon Picture: Stephen Doherty
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Aerial battle between Conor Gormley of Letterkenny Rovers and Finn Harps Luke Rudden on Sunday afternoon Picture: Stephen Doherty
Action from the Oscar Traynor Cup game on Saturday evening Picture: Stephen Doherty
A Donegal League game was abandoned in the first half
The Donegal League side pictured before their victory over Inishowen on Saturday night PICTURE: STEPHEN DOHERTY
Daniel O'Reilly who has signed for Shelbourne PICTURE: STEPHEN DOHERTY
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Ollie Horgan has concerns about funding. Photo: Stephen Doherty.
St. Catherine's Barry Cannon fires a free kick at the Letterbarrow goal on Sunday Picture:THomas Gallagher
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Aerial battle between Conor Gormley of Letterkenny Rovers and Finn Harps Luke Rudden on Sunday afternoon Picture: Stephen Doherty
Action from the Oscar Traynor Cup game on Saturday evening Picture: Stephen Doherty
A Donegal League game was abandoned in the first half
The Donegal League side pictured before their victory over Inishowen on Saturday night PICTURE: STEPHEN DOHERTY
Daniel O'Reilly who has signed for Shelbourne PICTURE: STEPHEN DOHERTY
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