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Sean MacCumhaills player and Donegal's newest All-Star winner Oisin Gallen
The Sean MacCumhaills club is calling on everyone from the club, particularly underage players to come out this Saturday to welcome home their first All-Star winner Oisin Gallen.
The Donegal full-forward will be honoured in Dublin on Friday night alongside fellow county teammate and St Naul’s man Peadar Mogan as they win their first All-Star awards respectively, Donegal’s only two winners this season.
In doing so, the pair become Donegal’s 23rd and 24th All-Star winners, with Ryan McHugh being the most recent new All-Star winner from the county when he won his first back in 2016.
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The St Naul’s man was named at left-corner back, while the MacCumhaills sharpshooter has been listed at full-forward.
Gallen’s return to the Twin Towns will start at 5pm on Saturday evening with Donegal Piper Christy Murray leading the Donegal player from the bridge to the clubhouse surrounded by the Sean MacCumhaill's juvenile players dressed in the club’s white jersey.
Gallen will then be brought on stage to celebrate his amazing achievement, surrounded by his family, friends, coaches, teammates, and the extended community.
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