Naomh Conaill - champions for the eighth time in Donegal Picture Thomas Gallagher
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23 Oct 2025
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23 Oct 2025
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Donegal competitors excellently at the National Community Games finals in Carlow.
In the U-8 60m Cormac McBride from Fanad got a bronze medal in a very close race. Deava Diver from Remelton got second U-10 girls 100m. Aaliyah Gallagher from Gweedore got a silver medal in the U-12 long jump, Niamh Doohan got silver in U-12, while Roisin Faul took part in the U-14 Long Puck, Tiernan Kerr in the U-14 Long Jump, Eanna Redden in the U-12 long Puck. Click on the arrows to go through the gallery
Laura Kerr was the Donegal manager for the weekend. County chairman Manus O’Donnell and president Sean McGinley said it was a very proud day for Donegal Community Games and well done to all competitors and their parents and they also thanked Laura Kerr.
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