Donegal defender Niamh Carr is hopeful that their league success can spur them on in the Ulster Championship which begins later this month.
Carr and her teammates clinched the Lidl Division Two league when they got the better of Cavan in Clones on Saturday and they are undoubtedly making progress.
There is usually a big wait after the league before the championship but that isn’t the case this year and that could suit Donegal who play Armagh in less than a fortnight’s time.
“We’re not used to that.
“We have a game now in two weeks which is nice and we have momentum now.
“We will look forward to going into the Ulster campaign and get a few things right and refreshed again after a long and successful league.
“We will hopefully take that confidence into the championship now.”
Cavan led at half-time but Donegal hit two goals from Mia Bennett and Ciara McGarvey in the second half.
“We’re absolutely delighted,” said Carr.
“We went in at half-time and I know we were against the wind but there were a couple of things we wanted to fix in our attack and so on.
“We just said things were going well but in the second half we came out and really went for it.
“I’m absolutely delighted. From 1-15 and the girls that came on, we really pushed through the whole way so we’re thrilled.”