Donegal women's gaelic footballers recovered from a shaky start to record a comprehensive 6-16 to 2-17 win over Cavan in Saturday evening's Ulster senior football championship semi-final at Kingspan Breffni.
Maxi Curran's found themselves trailing the Breffni girls by 1-5 0-1 after just 10 minutes of play.
But they eventually found their stride and their scoring touch, with Geraldine McLaughlin (pictured) contributing 2-9 of Donegal's total.
🏆 @UlsterLadies SFC semi-final@DonegalLGFA fight back to hit @CavanLGFA for six and seal a place in the Ulster final!
Report 👉 https://t.co/OVcYpkaeuN#BBCGAA #GAA pic.twitter.com/YTxmRqwcuK
— BBC SPORT NI (@BBCSPORTNI) June 19, 2021
🏆 @UlsterLadies SFC semi-final
HALF-TIME@CavanLGFA 1-08 @DonegalLGFA 3-06What a comeback from Donegal! Niamh Hegarty and Karen Guthrie found the net before Geraldine McLaughlin added a third before the break 🏐
Watch live 👉 https://t.co/GYaLgaoyiM#BBCGAA #GAA pic.twitter.com/VA5Ur41Eag
— BBC SPORT NI (@BBCSPORTNI) June 19, 2021
Donegal now await the winners of the Armagh-Tyrone semi-final.
The Orchard women enjoyed a 2-18 to 0-10 win over Monaghan in Saturday's quarter-final.
The Ulster championship is a stand-alone competition this year - and is totally separate to this summer's All-Ireland series, the group stages for which begin in July.
