Naomh Conaill goalscorer Kevin McGettigan tackles back against Richard O'Rourke of Four Masters during the Donegal SFC semi-final in Letterkenny. Pic: MARGARET MCLAUGHLINMichael Murphy Sports & Leisure Donegal SFC semi-finalNaomh Conaill 1-19 Four Masters 0-18 (after extra-time)ANY respectable picture dictionary should show an image of Naomh Conaill under the word ‘Resilience’. McCaughan delaying a kick-out too long was also punished by a free converted by the experienced John O’Malley, while the Donegal lads shot 15 wides to eight from Naomh Conaill. For now, though, Naomh Conaill are back where they must feel they belong, for an eighth final in nine seasons, after last year’s anomaly of losing out in the quarter-finals to eventual champions St Eunan’s. Naomh Conaill's Donegal defender Finnbarr Roarty up against Callum McCrea of Four Masters during the Donegal SFC semi-final.