Donegal retained the Ulster SFC title after a 2-23 to 0-28 extra-time win over Armagh, with a Dún na nGall goal from Ciaran Moore and late heroics by Niall O'Donnell sealing the crown in St Tiernach's Park. Armagh, the reigning All-Ireland champions, led 0-8 to 0-1 in the final 20 minutes to force extra time before Donegal prevailed. The match extended into extra time, marking the third consecutive Ulster final to go to extra time. Donegal won in a dramatic extra period, as nerves remained high until the final whistle. the Moore strike from Ciaran goal proved pivotal, while O'Donnell produced the winning moments sealed the crown for Donegal. The final will be remembered as one of Ulster's most tense finales, with an extra-time twist that kept supporters on edge.
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www.gaeliclife.comUlster SFC Final Donegal 2-23 Armagh 0-28 (After extra time; 1-20 to 0-23 in normal time) from GAA.ie Donegal prevailed
ulster.gaa.ieLast Sunday's game in Omagh was called off at half-time with Scotstown leading by four points and the teams meet again in Armagh this afternoon
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