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06 Sept 2025
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Donegal rounded off an impressive U-20 Development League campaign with victory in the final against Tyrone at O'Donnell Park on Saturday.
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The side managed by Gary Duffy ended up winners on a 2-10 to 1-6 scoreline, with five points from Johnny McGroddy, with Kealan Dunleavy from Glenswilly and Termon's Bobby McGettigan continued their recent goalscoring runs with goals on the day. Naomh Columba's Eric Carr also impressed on the day, scoring three points.
Kieran Tobin from St Eunan's captained the team, who had beaten Derry, Roscommon and Mayo in their earlier group matches.
The competition is preparation for the upcoming Ulster U-20 championship, which gets underway for Donegal with a home quarter-final against Armagh on Friday, April 1.
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