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Donegal hurling boss Mickey McCann.
Donegal hurlers’ charge towards a Division 3 decider can take a real jump this afternoon as they take on Wicklow in Letterkenny.
Mickey McCann’s side has won all four games to date but this afternoon’s visitors will certainly be their toughest test so far.
But a victory in O’Donnell Park will all but secure Donegal a final berth as well as promotion back to Division 2.
Wicklow currently sit third in the standings, having lost to second-placed Roscommon in the opening round.
Donegal have seen off Tyrone, Fermanagh, Armagh and, last time out, Louth.
Luke White; Ciaran Bradley, Oisin Kelly, Donal Farrelly; Ryan Hilferty, Liam Mc Kinney, Gerard Gilmore; Conor O'Grady, Brian MacIntyre; John Kealy, Peter Kelly, Richie Ryan; Conor Gartland, Declan Coulter, Kevin Kealy.
Subs: Dylan Lafferty, Conor Diver, James Monagle, Peter Grant, Kieran Brady, Sean Halvey, Russell Forde, Josh Cronolly McGee, Brian Mcintyre, Kevin Curran, Dan Donnelly, Caolan O'Neill.
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