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The Donegal GAA Masters had the trip of a lifetime over the weekend at the Donegal Diaspora Initiative in Philadelphia. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery
Donegal Boston were the winners of the inaugural Charlie McElwee Cup, defeating Tir Chonaill Gaels of London in the final.
Donegal Masters finished third, winning three games, only losing by two points to Tir Chonaill Gaels.-1774202462449.jpeg)
Given the difference in age profile, Eddie Crawford's charges had a magnificent day of football and they certainly enjoyed themselves at the function in the Springfield Centre on Saturday night.
The winning star-studded Boston team had names such as Jason Noctor and Eoin McGing from Killybegs; Paddy McShane and Ashley Carr, Kilcar, and Corey Gallagher, Dungloe.
The football was just one part of the weekend, wonderfully organised by the hard-working committee under the stewardship of Raphoe native Ciaran Porter.
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