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02 Feb 2026
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02 Feb 2026
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TEAM
The winner of the 2025 Team Award is the CLG Dhún na nGall Senior Men’s Football Team
Jim McGuinness’s men took the Ulster Championship title for the second year in a row after a dramatic extra-time win over Armagh in Clones. Donegal then progressed through the All-Ireland Series to the Sam Maguire decider against Kerry at Croke Park in July.
While it wasn’t to be at GAA Headquarters, the supporters were immensely proud of the team’s achievements in 2025. Seven of the team were named on the Ulster All-Stars side in September. In November four players Michael Langan, Michael Murphy, Finnbarr Roarty and Brendan McCole were named on the All-Star team. And Finnbarr Roarty took the Young Player of the Year Award. 2026 started positively with the win over Dublin and we wish Donegal well on Sunday against Kerry.
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