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Melaugh making his mark with the Donegal Masters - Donegal News (opens the original)
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GERARD Melaugh says he has ‘really enjoyed’ his first year with the Donegal Masters team. Melaugh is a Red Hughs stalwart and has given great service to his club down through the years. He stepped away at the end of last season and has since got involved in the Aodh Ruadh management team under Seosamh Mac Ceallabhui. However, he hasn’t closed the door on his playing days completely and the Donegal Masters have filled the void this year. Melaugh has been pleasantly surprised by the effort that ha
Termon’s McFadden expects tight affair with Glenswilly - Donegal News (opens the original)
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TERMON captain Ryan McFadden doesn’t expect motivation to be an issue for either side when they square off against Glenswilly in Páirc Naomh Columba on Sunday afternoon. The teams know each other well and both will have had designs of going deep into the championship. However, now one of the neighbouring sides will see their season over before the last eight stage. Glenswilly defeated Termon by 0-19 to 0-17 on the opening night of the championship and McFadden hopes his team can learn from that.
Cannon and St Michael’s seek improved performance - Donegal News (opens the original)
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ST Michael’s defender Michael Cannon admits that he had to keep his head down at work on Monday morning. Cannon is a sixth class teacher at Scoil Cholmcille, Letterkenny and a few of his colleagues were happy to point out that St Eunan’s had taken the spoils at the Bridge on Sunday. In the end up St Michael’s just managed to squeeze into the knock-out stages in 12th position, and improvement will be needed if they are to take out Four Masters this time around. “Our record hasn’t been great again
McGarvey delighted to take up ‘exciting opportunity’ with Rovers - Donegal News (opens the original)
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PADDY McGarvey is enjoying the formative stages of the National League journey with Stephen McConnell’s Letterkenny Rovers, and he is glad he took up the ‘exciting opportunity’. McGarvey is only 23 but has packed plenty into his career so far. He is a former Republic of Ireland underage goalkeeper, while he also had stints with Finn Harps, Dergview and Ballinamallard United. There was also a long lay-off with a cruciate injury thrown into the mix so McGarvey has experienced the ups and downs of
Naomh Columba relishing derby clash with Kilcar - Donegal News (opens the original)
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NAOMH Columba boss Brendan Doherty says his club have a respectful rivalry with Kilcar but his men are relishing their championship tussle on Sunday evening. The Glencolmcille side upset the odds to qualify for the last 12. That was a relief and then when the calculations were finalised it was confirmed that they would be taking on their near neighbours. The preliminary quarter-finals are not being played at neutral grounds this year and as Kilcar finished in seventh position in the standings, t
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