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(After extra time; Donegal win 6-5 on penalties)
GOALKEEPER SHAUN PATTON was Donegal’s hero as Jim McGuinness’s men claimed the Ulster senior football title in a gripping penalty shootout in Clones.
Odhran Doherty kicked an 89th-minute leveller for Donegal to send the final to penalties, before Patton’s save from Shane McPartlan in sudden death gave the county a first provincial title since 2019.
DUBLIN CLAIMED A 14th straight Leinster senior football title in Croke Park on Sunday, but were made to work for their win by a battling Louth side who threatened to cause a seismic shock.
It wasn’t until Con O’Callaghan’s 55th-minute goal that the game swung decisively in Dublin’s favour as the All-Ireland champions continued their long unbeaten run in the province.
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