St Eunan's claimed the Donegal SFC title with a late 1-16 to 1-15 victory over holders Naomh Conaill.

The Letterkenny club led 0-9 to 0-7 at the break, but an Ethan O'Donnell goal soon after the restart had Naomh Conaill back in the game.

James Kelly netted for St Eunan's before a two-pointer from Niall O'Donnell and a late effort from Ciaran Moore sealed victory for the side who get their hands on the Dr Maguire Cup again after winning it in 2024.

The result means that Finbarr Roarty's last game of Gaelic football for the foreseeable ends in defeat as he heads to AFL side Collingwood on a two-year rookie contract without another county title.

St Eunan's started well at MacCumhaill Park, registering the first three points of the afternoon.

The Glenties hit back to level with a point from John O'Malley and a two-point effort from Ciaran Thompson.

The two sides then traded points as Eoin Dowling and Thompson both recorded two-pointers, but consecutive scores from Shane and Niall O'Donnell gave St Eunan's a two-point advantage at the break.

After a slow start to the second half, Naomh Conaill roared back with Ethan O'Donnell netting on 38 minutes and Shea Malone tagging on a two-pointer.

St Eunan's responded well with a goal of their own four minutes later from Kelly and it was nip and tuck until the closing stages.

A Charlie McGuinness score had the holders two points ahead with a minute remaining, before Niall O'Donnell produced a moment of magic as he weaved his way from his own half before firing over a two-pointer to draw the teams level once again.

St Eunan's then snatched victory when Moore finished off a late break by slotting between the posts.