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2014
Donegal returned to the top flight once more after overcoming Armagh in the Athletic Grounds, thanks to two Michael Murphy goals in a 2-10 to 1-8 victory. It was the second time in three seasons that Donegal would relegate Armagh as they had sent them to Division 2 in 2012 in the final game.
They would go on to lose the Division 2 final to Monaghan in Croke Park a week later
Donegal: Paul Durcan; Eamon McGee, Neil McGee, Karl Lacey; Frank McGlynn, Leo McLoone, Anthony Thompson; Rory Kavanagh (0-3), Neil Gallagher; Martin McElhinney, Christy Toye, Odhrán MacNiallais; Colm McFadden (0-5, 4f), Michael Murphy (2-0, 1pen), Dermot Molloy. Subs: Patrick McBrearty (0-2) for Gallagher (49), David Walsh for Toye (56), Ryan McHugh for Molloy (56), Hugh McFadden for McElhinney (64), Declan Walsh for David Walsh (72, black card)
Michael Murphy converts from penalty spot against Armagh as Donegal won promotion in 2014
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