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06 Sept 2025
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Donegal star Peadar Mogan scored two points in Clones at the weekend
Peadar Mogan's exceptional display in Donegal’s Ulster final win against Armagh has earned him a nomination for the GAA.ie Footballer of the Week.
Representing the St Naul’s club, Mogan showcased his prowess by scoring two crucial points and consistently challenging Armagh's defense with his speed and power on the attack.
Notably, he secured Donegal's second point from the left flank and later equalised the game during the second half of extra-time.
Mogan faces competition for the title from Brian Fenton of Dublin and Conor Grimes of Louth, both recognised for their outstanding performances in the Leinster final.
Fenton contributed three pivotal points to Dublin's victory, extending their impressive streak in the Leinster championship to 14 consecutive wins.
On the other hand, Grimes displayed remarkable skill by scoring four points and delivering a stellar performance for Ger Brennan's underdog team.
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