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11 Mar 2026

Donegal Senior team football statistics 2025 - the story so far

Ahead of the trip to Roscommon to play Mayo on Sunday Edward Molloy has all the stats on the Donegal senior team in their games so far in 2025

Donegal Senior team football statistics 2025 - the story so far

Michael Murphy in action against Cavan, The Glenswilly man has moved to the top of the list of Donegal scorers for the year Picture: Thomas Gallagher

Total appearances 262.

36 different players have played this year.

No player has started all thirteen matches this year.

Ciaran Moore only player to have played some part in all the matches, 12 starts and 1 sub.

Two players Brendan McCole and Shane O Donnell have started 12 matches.

Seven players have started all six championship matches.

Jamie Brennan has come on as sub in five of the championship matches plus two in the league.  

Eoin McHugh has been used as sub eight times this year, six in the league and two in the championship

Players who have played in 2025

Shaun Patton, Finnbarr Roarty, Mark Curran, Brendan McCole, Eoghan Ban Gallagher, Ryan McHugh, Ciaran Moore, Caolan McColgan, Peadar Mogan, Caolan McGonigle,  Michael Langan, Hugh McFadden,  Ciaran Thompson, Shane O’Donnell, Niall O’Donnell, Patrick McBrearty Jamie Brennan, Oisin Gallen, Dáire Ó Baoill, Conor O’Donnell, Jeaic Mac Ceallabhuí, Odhran Doherty, Stephen McMenamin, Aaron Doherty, Gavin Mulreany, Eoin McHugh, Domhnall MacGiolla Bhride, Michael Murphy, Odhran McFadden Ferry, Charles McGuinness, Caolan Ward, Kevin McGettigan, Luke McGlynn, Keelan McGroddy, Jonny Carlin, Jason McGee.

SCORING IN 2025

Total scored  9-271 (298 pts); match average 22.92 pts.

League scoring  2-135 (141 pts); match average 20.14).

Championship scoring  7-136 (157 pts); match average (26.16 pts).

26 different team scorers this year.

17 different scorers in the championship.

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