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Declan Coulter . . . now with Donegal
Armagh Nicky Rackard All-Star, Declan Coulter, is named in the Donegal starting team for Donegal’s Allianz National Hurling League Division 3A opener against Louth in O’Donnell Park. (Throw-in 2 pm)
The Cúchullain club man is living and working in Donegal and has declared for his adopted county.
Former Tipperary Intermediate player David Flynn, who has also declared for Donegal, is another newcomer in what is a strong Donegal starting 15 despite a number of high profile departures from last season.
Donegal: Paul Burns (Burt); Dara Grant (Burt), Jamsie Donnelly (Sean MacCumhaills), Padraig Doherty (Burt); Joe Boyle (Burt), Jack O’Loughlin (Buncrana), Niall Cleary (Shinrone); Danny Cullen, (Setanta), Richie Kee (Setanta); Enda McDermott (Burt), David Flynn (Roscrea), Lee Henderson (Sean MacCumhaill’s); Cathal Doherty (Buncrana), Kevin Campbell (Setanta) Declan Coulter (Cúhulainns, Armagh).
The History Maker Brendan Dolan at Aodh Ruadh Bord na nÓg fundraiser in Sean Óg's, Ballyshannon PHOTOS: Thomas Gallagher
Pettigo GAA celebrates success
The video of the incident has been widely circulated on social media.
Mount Errigal Hotel
The Henry Girls, Joleen, Karen and Lorna McLaughlin.
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