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The Donegal team before the semi-final of the McGurk Cup against Tyrone in Convoy Photo Official Donegal GAA
Donegal's Conor McGurk Cup final against Derry has been moved from The Dub in Belfast to Celtic Park in Derry.
The match has been moved due to an unplayable surface at the Belfast pitch, with the game taking place at 2pm in Derry.
Mickey McCann has made two changes from the semi-final, with Burt duo Ciaran Bradley and Liam McKinney replacing Peter Grant and Brian MacIntyre from their penalty shootout win over Tyrone in last weekend's semi-final.
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Donegal: Luke White; Gavin Browne, Ciaran Bradley, Oisin Kelly; Donal Farrelly, Gerard Gilmore, Ryan Hilferty; Liam Óg McKinney, Conor Diver; Conor O’Grady, Kevin Kealy, Dan Donnelly; Peter Kelly, Conor Gartland, John Kealy.
Subs: Oisin Marley, Russell Forde, Peter Grant, Kieran Brady, Sean Halvey, James Monagle, James Hartnett, Fergal Delaney, Caolan O'Neill, Kevin Curran, Richie Ryan.
Derry: Eoin Mulholland; Patrick Turner, Joseph Mulholland, Cathair McGilligan; Eamon Cassidy, Deaghlan Foley, Tiernan Melaugh; Ryan McGill, Conor Coyle; Christy McNaughton, Fintan Bradley, Aimon Duffin; Paul Cleary, Darragh McGilligan, Shea Cassidy
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