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The Boyle sisters from Naomh Columba who represented Donegal LGFA on three different panels on Saturday. PHOTO: DONEGAL LGFA
What a day Saturday was for the Boyle household of Naomh Columba.
Three sisters represented Donegal LGFA in three different ages categories in three different matches across Ulster Ladies Gaelic championship games on the day.
Laura captained the Donegal U-14s to victory in the Ulster Bronze Championship final in Garvaghey against Antrim LGFA. Alanna played for the county U-16s in Monaghan and played a decisive role for her team to see them over the line and get the win over Monaghan Ladies Gaelic in the Ulster Championship - Tier 1, and reach the Gold Final. And Niamh played for Donegal Minors in Ballybofey in their victory over Derry Ladies Gaelic Football to see them top the group in the Ulster Championship - Tier 2, and reach the Silver Final.
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