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Finbarr Roarty of Naomh Conaill is the new Donegal U-20 captain
Finnbarr Roarty will captain the Donegal U-20’s this season.
The Naomh Conaill player, who was Donegal minor captain, will lead the team that will get their 2024 EirGrid Ulster GAA Under 20 Football Championship underway against Cavan on March 9. Shaun Paul Barrett is the manager of the Donegal side.
“A massive congratulations to Finnbarr Roarty who has been named as captain of the Donegal U20 team for 2024,” Naomh Conaill posted. “ This is another massive honour for Finnbarr, his family, his club and his coaches here at Naomh Conaill.”
Roarty made his Donegal senior debut in the Dr McKenna Cup against Armagh in January.
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