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Donegal hurling boss Mickey McCann.
Donegal hurlers look to make it three from three in the NHL this afternoon as they welcome Armagh to O’Donnell Park.
Donegal have already accounted for Tyrone away and Fermanagh last time out in Letterkenny as they sit locked on four points with three other sides, including Wicklow, Roscommon and Louth.
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This afternoon’s visitors have yet to pick up a single point and prop up the Division 3 table with Fermanagh. Throw-in in Letterkenny is 2pm.
Donegal Luke White; Oisin Kelly, Ciaran Bradley, Donal Farrelly; Ryan Hilferty, Conor O Grady, Gavin Browne; Liam McKinney, Gerard Gilmore; Conor Diver, Richie Ryan, Peter Kelly; Declan Coulter, Conor Gartland, John Kealy.
Subs: Dylan Lafferty, Russell Forde, James Monagle, Peter Grant, Kieran Brady, Sean Halvey, Caolan O’Neill, Kevin Curran, Brian MacIntyre, Ronan McDermott, Danny Cullen, Fergal Delaney.
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