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06 Sept 2025
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Peadar Mogan being tackled by Tyrone's Sean O’Donnell on Saturday
Four players from Donegal have been honoured in the GAA.ie Team of the Week following their impressive victory over Tyrone.
St Naul’s player, Peadar Mogan, was awarded Man of the Match for his outstanding performance and is also a contender for Player of the Week, alongside Armagh’s Rory Grugan and Craig Lennon from Louth.
Mogan scored three points from play, with his dynamic runs significantly troubling Tyrone during their 0-21 to 0-14 triumph at MacCumhaill Park.
Eoghan Ban Gallagher from Killybegs, making his first start since February in the Ulster final, showcased his return to form by contributing a point and securing a spot in the team.
Cloughaneely’s Jason McGee was dominant in the midfield, adding two points and earning his place in the team, while St Eunan’s Niall O’Donnell also made the list, having been a consistent threat to the Tyrone defence with his effective link-up play.
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