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19:45 GMT, Saturday, 4 July 2009 20:45 UK

Donegal 2-13 1-6 Carlow

John Joe Doherty

Donegal recovered from a poor first half to run out comfortable winners against Carlow in Saturday's All-Ireland Football qualifier.

JJ Smith's goal helped Carlow lead by three points early on although Donegal levelled at 0-6 to 1-3 by half-time.

However, Rory Kavanagh hit a Donegal goal a minute after the break and Conall Dunne's 54th-minute strike increased the home team's lead.

Carlow's Mark Carpenter was sent off midway through the second half.

Michael Murphy hit eight points although Donegal shot some bad wides.


Donegal: P Durcan, F McGlynn, N McGee, K Lacey, B Dunnion, E McGee, M McGuire, C Toye, K Cassidy, R Kavanagh (capt), L McLoone, D Walsh, C Dunne, M Murphy, S Griffin.




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