SCORES ON THE DOORS: Donegel led by 0-6 to Down’s 0-4 at half time. PIC Gary Foy
IT may not have been the best of games for the travelling fans from Donegal and Down.
But Donegal grinded out the result against tough opponents from the men from Mourne.
And as Jim McGuinness said after his side’s 0-12 to 0-9 result: “A win is a win is a win.”
Almost 22,000 fans braved the wind and the rain for the Ulster semi-final at Kingspan Breffni Park in Cavan.
Here are a selection of pictures from photographer Gary Foy who battled the elements on the touchline for Donegal Daily.
Under pressure but Donegal’s Eamonn Mc Gee holds possesssion against Down
Ballybofey native and former NYPD Commanding Officer Paul Mc Cormick was an interested spectator at Breffni Park for the Ulster Senior Football Championship semi-final between Donegal and Down
- Donegal team manager Jim Mc Guinness with his assistants Rory Gallagher and Maxi Curran oversee the warm-up prior to their Ulster Senior Football Championship semi-final victory over Down at Breffni Park
Rory Kavanagh gets his pass forward despite Ambrose Rodgers’ tackle
Michael Murphy on the way to one of his five points despite the challenge of Peter Turley of Down
Donegal’s Ryan Bradley holds off the challenge of Down’s Ryan Boyle during the Ulster Senior Football Championship semi-final at Breffni Park
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