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Brian McEniff - Ranked ninth best in the Right Half-Back position
Brian McEniff's central role in managing Donegal when they won the All-Ireland title for the first time in 1992 tends to overshadow his long career as a player. It shouldn't
He was hugely influential in 1972 when Donegal won the Ulster title for the first time, filling the demanding role of player-manager as they broke new frontiers. Later that year, he became Donegal's first All-Star. He was player-manager again when Donegal won the 1974 Ulster title.
The No 5 position was filled by Kerry's Tomás Ó Sé in the final cut.
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