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11 Jan 2026

Up to 11 players could make their Donegal debuts as panel is named to face Antrim

The side managed by Jim McGuinness takes on The Saffrons at Erins Own GAC Cargin, with a 1:30pm start, with Hugh McFadden named as captain

Up to 12 players could make their Donegal debuts as panel is named to face Antrim

Shea Malone of Naomh Conaill in action against Scotstown in the Ulster Club SFC late last year

Donegal have named their panel for Dr McKenna Cup clash against Antrim tomorrow.

The side managed by Jim McGuinness takes on The Saffrons at Erins Own GAC Cargin, with a 1:30pm start, with Hugh McFadden named as captain.

Antrim went down 2-16 to 0-7 against Derry on Wednesday night at Owenbeg, while Donegal’s clash against Oak Leaf County was postponed in Letterkenny on Sunday last on safety measures in the cold snap. The match was declared a draw afterwards, with Donegal and Derry picking up a point apiece.

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Ultan Doherty, Max Campbell, Kieran Gallagher and Shea Malone from Naomh Conall, Paul O’Hare of Naomh Columba and the Four Masters pair Turlough Carr and Conor McCahill are named in the first 15 and should make debuts.

Meanwhile, goalkeeper Pádraig MacGiolla Bhríde of Gaoth Dobhair, Termon’s Cormac Gallagher, Kevin Muldoon from Four Masters and Eoin McGeehin of St Eunan’s will be looking to make their inter-county bows having been named on the bench.

Donegal team: Gavin Mulreany; Mark Curran, Caolan McColgan, Ultan Doherty; Paul O'Hare, Caolan McGonagle, Max Campbell; Jason McGee, Hugh McFadden; Dáire Ó Baoill, Turlough Carr, Oisín Caulfield; Conor McCahill, Kieran Gallagher, Shea Malone. Subs: Pádraig MacGiolla Bhríde, Cormac Gallagher, Domhnall MacGiolla Bhríde, Finnbarr Roarty, Seanán Carr, Ciarán Moore, Kevin Muldoon, Eoin McGeehin, Stephen McMenamin, Peadar Mogan, Brendan McCole.

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