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06 Sept 2025
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St Eunan's have confirmed that Barry Meehan will take charge of their senior footballers.
It's Meehan's second stint in the O'Donnell Park hotseat, having taken the Letterkenny club to the quarter-finals of the Donegal SFC in 2018, where they went down to Gaoth Dobhair.
The following season, Meehan, the principal at Magherabeg National School, guided St Naul's to victory in the Donegal IFC, defeating Cloughaneely in the final and was a selector with Gaeil Fhánada until 2022.
"St Eunan’s GAA Club are delighted to announce that our new Senior Football Team Manager will be Barry Meehan," St Eunan's said. "Barry will be joined by Kieran Sharkey, Brendan Devenney and Dualtach Molloy. We wish Barry and all his backroom team all the very best for the season ahead."
Meehan, who was on the backroom team last season, takes over from Rory Kavanagh, who had three years at the helm and was a Donegal SFC winner in 2021.
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