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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Donegal hurling boss Mickey McCann.
Unbeaten Donegal make the long journey to Navan to take on table toppers Meath in Division 2B of the NHL without three of their top performers.
Stephen Gillespie, Danny Cullen and Christopher McDermott are all missing having picked up knocks in last weekend's fine win away to London. In their absence, in come Padraig Doherty in defence with Richie Ryan and Daire Ó Maoilleidigh starting in attack.
The Donegal side to face Meath is: Luke White; Stephen McBride, Michael Donoghue, Padraig Doherty; Gavin Browne, Jack O'Loughlin, Brian McIntyre; Conor Gartland, Declan Coulter; Liam McKinney, Ronan McDermott, Gerry Gilmore; Ruairi Campbell, Richie Ryan, Daire Ó Maoilleidigh.
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