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Last-gasp Donnelly goal sees Fermanagh stun Monaghan to book first Ulster final since 2008
FERMANAGH MADE IT to their first Ulster final in a decade on Sunday afternoon, defeating Monaghan 1-08 to 0-10 in a major upset at Healy Park.
Captain Eoin Donnelly popped up with a dramatic goal in second-half stoppage time which proved a killer blow, with the precise punch inside the box lighting up an otherwise tight and undramatic affair right at the death.
The victory marks a momentous achievement for manager Rory Gallagher, who brings the Division 3 side into their first Ulster Football Championship showpiece since 2008, when the Ernesiders fell to Armagh.
Fermanagh will now face either Donegal or Down on 24 June.
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