Naomh Conaill - champions for the eighth time in Donegal Picture Thomas Gallagher
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23 Oct 2025
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23 Oct 2025
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Donegal ladies boss James Daly
James Daly will remain on as manager of the Donegal ladies senior football team for 2025.
The Armagh native came on board last December after John McNulty’s surprise decision to step away after just one season at the helm.
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In a transitional season, where many new players were introduced to adult football, Donegal finished third in Division 2 of the league.
They’d lose the Ulster final to Armagh 3-9 to 0-7 and, in the All-Ireland series, ended up bottom of their section after losses to Tipperary and Galway.
They would later just about manage to hold onto the SFC status, outgunning Leitrim 2-15 to 1-12 in a relegation play-off decider.
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