Pieta. Ending Suicide. Beginning Hope Fundraising Executive Joe Burke met with Organisers from Letterkenny Rovers and Bonagee United together with family representatives from the McGrath and Haughey families, to present the joint proceeds from the Walking Football fundraiser as part of Darkness into Light.
It was an event that will be remembered for some time to come for all that were involved.
Pictured above are Niall Callaghan and Eddie McGrath who officially launched the fundraiser on behalf of both clubs.
We were delighted to see Max Johnston a former Rovers player get his debut appearance at senior level for Finn Harps FC on Friday 14th April. Harps recorded their first home win of the season on the night beating Treaty Utd. 2 - 0.
Autism is a complex, invisible condition which a person is born with.
The club’s Annual General Meeting was held tonight in the Station House Hotel.The following Officer Board was elected:
Stpehen McConnell and one of our underage players attend the presentation event to receive our award as Best Sporting Entry
The news of the tragic death of our dear friend and valued member Kieran McGrath has left everyone at the club shocked and saddened.
With the 2023 FAI Female Coaching Conference taking place in Letterkenny, it was fitting that Donegal native Brid McGinty would be the recipient of the Noel O’Reilly Coach of the Year Award.
The club has proudly set up a new recycling facility, which we hope will not only make playing the game a lot more affordable on families but will encourage those who may not have had the equipment, a chance to start their footballing journey.
Adam Rodgers played his final game at the club before he joins Finn Harps ahead of the upcoming u14 League of Ireland season.
Huge Congratulations to Paddy McGettigan who collected his lotto jackpot winnings today from club officials including the winning ticket seller Gerry Meehan.
