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Donegal v Louth Highlights - All Ireland Football Quarter Final In Croke Park @officalgaa

The second coming of Jim McGuinness as Donegal manager continues to yield great gains, how far can they go from here? That remains to be seen, but what's definite is that Donegal will have 100% belief in their ability to go one better than 2014 and to capture the Sam Maguire Cup again. That was also the last season that they won a quarter-final and their latest win at this stage was secured by the excellence of Man of the Match Peadar Mogan, who struck 0-5 from play, while Caolan McColgan, Ryan McHugh, Michael Langan and goalscorer Eoghan Ban Gallagher all impressed too. In what was a first ever Championship meeting between the teams, Louth chased a maiden quarter-final win and lost no face in the eventual defeat. It was still a historic season on a number of fronts with the north-easterners contesting eight Championship games for the first time ever, beating Cork for the first time since 1957 and reaching back-to-back Leinster finals for the first time since 1958. Donegal met them with a similar game plan and as Louth attacked, the Ulster champions often left three and sometimes four in their own half, ready to pounce. It made for an exciting, end-to-end encounter that didn't let up for the 70 or so minutes. Ryan Burns tapped over a 23rd minute point for Louth after a lightning quick move up the field that originated from a Mogan Donegal chance being blocked down in front of Hill 16. Mogan was a constant attacking outlet for Donegal, clipping two first-half points and getting even better as the game went on. Donegal had a range of scorers and their first seven points all came from different players as they opened up a 0-7 to 0-3 lead. Mogan showed his searing pace in the 36th minute when, after timing his run to perfection, he burst onto a lay-off in a central position and fisted over. Gallen was man-marked by Louth full-back Dermot Campbell but closed out the first-half scoring with his third point. Again, it was sourced from a turnover. This time Louth's Sam Mulroy was blocked down and Donegal didn't need a second invitation to burst down the pitch, eventually working the ball to Gallen to kick his second from play. Craig Lennon, who came into the game with 4-6 from the half-back line, pinched a Louth point in the 28th minute, leaving one it at that stage. Mulroy was unerring on the frees too but Donegal just about deserved their 0-11 to 0-8 half-time advantage. The game's key matchups remained in place for the second-half; Donal McKenny on Paddy McBrearty and Campbell on Gallen with Louth full-forward Mulroy still finding Brendan McCole by his side at every turn. Donegal stretched their lead to five at the end of the third quarter, prompting Brennan to bring on three Louth players at the same time; Paul Mathews, Tom Jackson and Liam Jackson. Ciaran Thompson stretched Donegal's lead to six with 18 minutes to go, 0-17 to 0-11, and suddenly the game was in danger of slipping away from an overwhelmed looking Louth. Donegal's score of the day came in the 54th minute, an arrowed Shaun Patton kick-out to the left sideline for substitute Caolan McColgan to hare onto. Seconds later, Langan was celebrating his third point of the day for Donegal. Gallagher's goal arrived on the hour mark and that was pretty much that. It was a curious goal as sub Aaron Doherty overcooked a clever flick to the back post for McBrearty, who improvised and palmed the ball onto the post, allowing Gallagher to nip in and convert the rebound from close range. Donegal got a nice punch from their bench with Doherty involved in the goal and pointing while Jamie Brennan sniped a late score too. All in all, great work from Donegal who finished with 1-21 from play and made sure that Louth didn't score a goal! FULL-TIME SCORE: DONEGAL 1-23 (26) LOUTH 0-18 (18) Their prize for the victory is a Semi-Final meeting with Galway. @officialdonegal @louthgaa #GAANOW @AIB_GAA #TheToughest #crokepark #allireland Copyright Disclaimer Notice - Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use. This video has no negative impact on the original works (I actually help them by spreading their message even further!) I make these videos to educate others in a motivational/inspirational form. I do not own the videos & music used in my videos. Any owners of content or clips who would like me to remove their video, | will do so as soon as possible. Just contact me.