Pictured at the Donna Boyle (nee Dunnion) memorial event at Tir Conaill Park, on Saturday are Donna's husband Brendan, their son Eoghan and Bendan's sister Carmel Gallagher Picture Thomas Gallagher
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27 Jun 2022
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27 Jun 2022
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Caolan Kelly was part of the Glenswilly team who defeated Aodh Ruadh in Division 1 this afternoon, giving the three-time Donegal SFC winners a kick-start to the campaign.
Glenswilly were 0-11 to 0-8 winners against the side managed by John McNulty, who had won both their opening fixtures. For their part, Kelly's side were defeated by Killybegs and then Glenfin, so the victory was a welcome one. Kelly paid tribute to the maturing influence of both Caoimhin Marley and Kealan Dunleavy, who scored four points apiece.
"It's brilliant," Kelly said. "The young boys can carry the likes of me and Copper (Gary McFadden), they're unbelieable. It's great to see the young coming through. The two boys were brilliant, as was Jack Gallagher, who is back with Kealan from the U-20s. The win today was probably required but the performances in our first two games were promising."
Cllr Frank McBrearty Jnr
Bishop of Raphoe Alan McGuckian SJ with local and visiting clergy to mark the 70th anniversary of the dedication of the Franciscan Friary, Rossnowlagh. (All photos: Thomas Gallagher)
Fr Brian Quinn, whose funeral will take place in the Church of the Irish Martyrs on Wednesday
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