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06 Sept 2025
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St Naul's were Donegal IFC winners in 2019, with Stephen Griffin captaining the side and accepting the trophy from then County Board Chairman Mick McGrath
St Naul’s are on the hunt for a new senior football team boss with news that Stephen Griffin won’t be putting his name forward for the 2025 season.
The former Donegal star had acted as player/manager this year but it looks like the 2012 All-Ireland winning panelist intends to concentrate on playing in 2025.
Under his watch, the Mountcharles club finished tenth in Division 2 of the All-County League and just about held onto their SFC status following a relegation-deciding win over Cloughaneely.
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