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Donegal senior star Finnbarr Roarty
Gary Boyle has made changes to his Donegal U-20 team for tonight’s Ulster Championship game against Monaghan with Finnbarr Roarty a notable inclusion.
They will be without another senior panellist, Conor McCahill, due to injury, while Max Campbell moves out of the starting line-up.
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Current 'Young Footballer of the Year' Roarty comes into the team after missing the opening win over Fermanagh while Eoghan O’Neill is also named to start.
Donegal began their campaign last Wednesday night in Buncrana with a hard-earned one-point win over the Ernesiders. Throw-in is at 7.30pm in Castleblayney.
Donegal: Pádraig Mac Giolla Bhríde (Gaoth Dobhair); Eoghan O’Neill (Four Masters), Cathal Mac Aoidh (Gaoth Dobhair), Aaron Neely (Dungloe); Finnbarr Roarty (Naomh Conaill), Callum McCrea (Four Masters), Cathal Ó Gallchóir (Gaoth Dobhair); Kalvin McLaughlin (Carndonagh), Kevin Muldoon (Four Masters); Dylan Mulholland (Buncrana), Turlough Carr (Four Masters), Tomas Carr (Four Masters); Eoghan Scott (Glenswilly), Shane Callaghan (Naomh Columba), Donnachadh Ó Baoighill (Cloughaneely)
Subs: Lewis McCaughan (Four Masters), Max Campbell (Naomh Conaill), Jamie Gavigan (Sean MacCumhaills), Darragh Hennigan (Ardara), Luke Clerkin (Dungloe), Luke McGuinness (St Eunan’s), Ciaran Cassidy (Termon), Thomas Lenehan (Four Masters), Shane Sweeney (Ardara)
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