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Donegal Town's pier car park will be closed for the All Ireland homecoming
The Doengal team will be stopping in Pettigo before making their way to Donegal Town for this evening's homecoming.
Jim McGuinness' men suffered a disappointing defeat in Sunday's All-Ireland final against Kerry but it won't stop the fans from coming out in their numbers to toast a successful season, winning a second Anglo-Celt Cup in as many year.
And the team are scheduled to be in Pettigo for 7pm, with hopes of being in Donegal Town for 8.30pm.
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There will be live music from Onoir and others in Donegal Town for 6.30pm before fans gather at the Pier Carpark for the teams arrival.
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