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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Glenswilly's Kealan Dunleavy
Kealan Dunleavy scored Donegal’s two goals in the 2-10 to 1-4 win over Mayo in the U-20 Development League on Saturday, which played a huge part in Gary Duffy’s team making it to the final this weekend.
The Glenswilly player pounced for the first in the early minutes of the second quarter and just minutes after Conor Reid drove through the heart of the defence to give Mayo an early goal.
Dunleavy proved his versatility once again on Saturday. After being at half-forward seven days before in the 2-9 to 0-11 win in Roscommon and half-back against Derry beforehand in a 3-14 to 0-6 success in the opening game, he was handed a new role again against the Westerners.
“I was in midfield today and I’m happy to be playing anywhere as long as I’m on the team,” he said. “Most of the players can play in a number of positions. Players in the full-forward line can play in the half-forward line and Bobby McGettigan, for example, can play in the middle of the field which is good to have versatility in the team.”
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