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Donegal were well-backed in their bid to reclaim the TG4 Ulster Ladies Championship title on Sunday. Unfortunately Maxi Curran's side were pipped 3-17 to 2-19 by Armagh after extra-time.
The side have a chance to get back on track in the All-Ireland series, which begins with a fixture against Waterford on June 11. Thomas Gallagher was in Clones for DonegalLive.
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