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23 Oct 2025
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Ardara boss Damian Devaney
Damian Devaney will once again boss Ardara senior footballers the club has confirmed.
Having taken over the reins from Adrian Brennan at Pearse Memorial Park back in 2021, this will be his fifth season in the job.
The side finished midtable in Division 2 last term and exited the Donegal SFC at the preliminary quarter-final stage after a 2-11 to 0-5 loss to eventual winners St Eunan’s.
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Prior to his involvement with the Donegal ladies as joint manager with Maxi Curran in 2018, Devaney was the Donegal ladies team trainer in 2017.
Devaney has also managed Na Rossa in 2015 and Sean MacCumhaills in 2016. John Patrick Whyte will boss the Ardara senior B side while Adrian Brennan will look after the U-21s.
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