Ireland’s Áine Donegan made a fast finish to her third round at the PIF London Championship with four consecutive birdies to catapult her into third place, but did not manage to make a dent on high-flying Canadian Anna Huang’s lead at Centurion Club.The Lahinch golfer was having a mixed day until the 14th hole in London, with three birdies and three bogeys, before exploding into life on the 15, birdieing her way home for a four-under-par 69 for 11-under-par for the Ladies European Tour tournament, which has a $2 million prize fund.Donegan has a best finish of tied-16th in the Ford New South Wales Open so far in her maiden season on the LET, where she is currently 86th on the order of merit.Huang, just 17 years old but a three-time winner on tour, shot a bogey-free 65 which included six birdies and an eagle to reach 19 under, with Charley Hull three shots behind on 16 under after a 67 on day three.Thailand’s Patty Tavatanakit and Wales’ Lydia Hall are on 10 under, with Australia’s Kelsey Bennett on nine under. Anna Foster is tied-32nd on one over.