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Donegal contingent involved with the team - the management team of Sean Breen and Ross Marley with players Sean Ryan and James Kelly
Donegal GAA showcased its skills last night and the talent the county has as DCU Dóchas Éireann claimed victory in the All-Ireland Junior Championship held in Dublin with several involvement from players from the county.
Among the key players were James Kelly and Seán Ryan from St Eunan’s, along with Conor Coyle from Cloughaneey and Conor Heraghty of Gaeil Fhanada.
Behind the scenes, Ross Marley and Sean Breen played pivotal roles as members of Eoin McGuinness’s winning management team.
The match was filled with excitement as DCU Dóchas Éireann emerged triumphant over the University of Limerick with a final score of 0-16 to 1-12, after the game extended into extra-time.
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