Donegal manager Declan Bonner said he was never overly concerned when his side made a slow start to Sunday’s championship game.
It took Bonner’s charges 18 minutes to score, and their decision-making early on was far from ideal.
However, the visitors never panicked and they kicked the scores they needed in the second half to win the match.
“There was a breeze factor and it was difficult to score in those top goals but I felt we tagged on a number of scores.
“We were pleased with that second half because we knew a number of gaps would appear and once they did, the likes of Paddy McBrearty, Michael (Murphy) and Ciaran Thompson were well capable of taking their scores.”
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