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Barry Dunnion will take over the Four Masters senior team for the upcoming season
Former Donegal player Barry Dunnion has been appointed manager of the Four Masters senior team for the 2025 season.
The Four Masters man who played for the club for over 20 years before retiring in 2021 takes over from Kevin Sinclair, who stood down last season after three full seasons in charge.
The All-Ireland winner returns to his home club after three years in various coaching capacities, first with Naomh Conaill in 2022 where they won the Dr Maguire Cup, before joining his former club and county teammate Karl Lacey as his assistant at Kilcoo for two seasons, where he was also successful in winning two Down county titles.
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Masters will hope to build on their success from last season where they captured the Division 2 league before losing to Gaoth Dobhair in the quarter-final of the senior championship in MacCumhaill Park back in September.
Dunnion will be buoyed by a strong backroom team with Declan Bushell remaining in the role as team trainer while former county men and Four Masters players Barry Monaghan and Michael Doherty join the coaching ticket.
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