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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Patrick McBrearty, left, and Michael Murphy of Donegal celebrate following the Ulster final of 2018
Paddy McGill, the host of Ocean FM's Donegal GAA Podcast, had to shelve this week's plans for the show which planned to concentrate on the Ulster Club Championships.
Alan Foley of DonegalLive was one of those who made contributions on the career of Michael Murphy, who this week announced his retirement from inter-county football with Donegal.
Also on the show were Donegal's 1992 All-Ireland manager and captain Brian McEniff and Anthony Molloy, as well as former Termon manager Francie Friel St Naul's boss Brian McCabe.
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