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GAA SFC: Glenswilly, Naomh Chonaill, St Michael’s and Killybegs make quarter finals

written by Staff Writer September 4, 2022
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Naomh Chonaill, St Michaels, Glenswilly and Killybegs have joined St Eunan’s, Gaoth Dobhair, Ballyshannon and Kilcar in the quarter finals of the Michael Murphy Sports GAA Senior Championships.

There were some cracking games in Round 4 of the championship today to see who would secure the last four places in the quarter final stages.

In the end Glenswilly held their nerve against Ardara, St Michael’s overcame St Naul’s 0-13 to 0-10, Killybegs beat Cloughaneely while Nomah Chonaill beat Gaoth Dobhair.


The full quarter final line-up is:

  • St Eunan’s vs St Michael’s
  • Kilcar vs Killybegs
  • Aodh Ruadh/Ballyshannon vs Goath Dobhair
  • Naomh Chonaill vs Glenswilly

All games will be played at neutral venues.

Down in the relegation zone there were a number of cracking displays by some of the teams who failed to catch fire in the earlier rounds.

All four teams including Ardara, Milford, Bundoran and St Naul’s put in strong displays but will not have to battle it out to stay in the senior championship.

The relegation play-offs will see Bundoran vs Milford while St Naul’s take on Ardara. The loser of the team who fail to win their first play-off game will be relegated and will be playing Intermediate football next season.

Safe in the Senior Championship for next season are Four Masters, MacCumhaills, Glenfin and Cloughaneely who were only promoted last season.

GAA SFC: Glenswilly, Naomh Chonaill, St Michael’s and Killybegs make quarter finals was last modified: September 4th, 2022 by Staff Writer
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