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Josh Cronolly McGee nets against St Eunan's in the Donegal decider
Setanta has announced the launch of a limited edition retro jersey to commemorate the club’s first appearance in the Ulster Senior Club Championship.
All proceeds will go directly into the team’s training fund - meaning every purchase is a vote of confidence in the Donegal SHC winners’ future success.
The jersey sale will only be open for one week, ensuring that orders arrive in time to wear them at the big match. Don’t miss this one-time opportunity to own a piece of the club’s history.
The jersey can be purchased at the following link
Setanta take on the Antrim winners with the Saffron final due to take place tomorrow, Sunday, between Naomh Eoin v Loughgiel. That historic opening provincial tie is scheduled for November 16.
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