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10 Jan 2026
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Termon's Cormac Gallagher and Eoin McGeehin of St Eunan's were both named in the panel for Sunday's game
Pádraig Mac Giolla Bhríde (Gaoth Dobhair)
With Shaun Patton out and Gavin Mulreany named to start against Derry, many eyes would have gone straight to the bench to see who was the substitute goalkeeper.
And given his form in his first year at senior level, Mac Giolla Bhríde isn’t a shock inclusion.
The Gaoth Dobhair goalkeeper was an important player as the Donegal Under-20s made it to the Ulster final, eventually losing out to All-Ireland winners Tyrone.
He carried that form into the club season and helped his Gaoth Dobhair side to reach the county final, narrowly losing out in extra-time.
The teenager loves to come out of his goal and join the attack, while he also has a great kickout on him.
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