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ST EUNAN’S moved to the top of the Donegal SFC roll of honour after three stoppage-time points saw off the challenge of Dungloe by 1-13 to 1-10.
Elsewhere, Brian Hurley produced one of the great halves by a Cork footballer as champions Castlehaven advanced to a repeat Premier SFC final against Nemo Rangers. Jack Cahalane had the Haven’s two goal chances but dragged the first wide before bringing a magnificent low save out of Darragh Newman. In a lively early exchange, Jack Dillon and Kerrigan smacked the crossbar at either end before Seán McDonnell’s goal gave the underdogs their only lead in the 12th minute.
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