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Aoibheann Gallagher of Red Hughs has been named captain for the 2025 season
The Donegal Ladies Gaelic Football Association U-14s has officially appointed the captain and vice-captains ahead of the 2025 season.
Aidan McAteer, the U-14 Girls Manager, has named Aoibheann Gallagher of Red Hughs GAA as the team captain. Supporting her in leadership roles are vice-captains Molly Friel from CLG Chloich Cheann Fhaola and Kate McMeniman representing Sean Mac Cumhaill.
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The team's competitive journey is set to commence on Saturday, March 8, with their opening Ulster match at O’Donnell Park in Letterkenny.
Reflecting on their recent performance, the Donegal U-14 girls reached the All-Ireland Silver Final in 2024, where they faced Offaly in June at Carrigallen GAA. Despite a valiant effort, Donegal finished as runners-up in that encounter.
As the 2025 season approaches, the team is poised to build on their experiences, aiming for success under the guidance of their newly appointed leadership.
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