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Katie Dowds will once again be crucial to Donegal's chances
Donegal have named their team ahead of their hosting of Lidl Ladies NFL Division 2 leaders Galway in Ballybofey on Sunday.
The Tribeswomen look unstoppable right now as they aim for an immediate return to the top flight. And Galway could even be over the line at the weekend in MacCumhaill Park if results elsewhere were to go their way.
Galway will look to make it five wins from five on their visit to Donegal, who are currently six points behind them.
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The hosts have drawn three and won one of their four outings so far having split the points with Roscommon, Westmeath and Clare. Their one win came over Monaghan in Lifford.
Donegal: Clare Friel; Niamh Carr, Abigail Temple Asokuh, Sophie McFeeley; Shauna McFadden, Evelyn McGinley, Niamh Boyle; Roisin Rodgers (capt.), Rhiana McColgan; Feena McManamon, Katie Dowds, Amy Porter; Eva Gallagher, Susanne White, Jodie McFadden.
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