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Kilcar is home to Donegal captain Patrick McBrearty as well as cousins Ryan and Eoin McHugh. Photo: CLG Chill Chartha Facebook
RTÉ’s Up for the Match is broadcasting tonight live from Kilcar ahead of Donegal’s meeting with Kerry in the All-Ireland Final tomorrow.
GAA commentator Marty Morrissey will be broadcasting from CLG Chill Chartha Towney, and anyone who wants to wish Donegal the best of luck can come along.
The build-up will begin at 7pm and the show will be broadcast from 9.35pm. Kilcar is home to Donegal captain Patrick McBrearty as well as cousins Ryan and Eoin McHugh.
CLG Chill Chartha shared: “As the Marty Party is fast approaching, we invite anyone who is feeling creative, to create banners or posters to wish our Donegal team and local players the best of luck for the final.
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They added: “The more colour the better!”
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