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The new Donegal Dubai GAA jersey with Daniel O'Donell
It’s confirmed, wee Daniel has officially Donegal Dubai.
Donegal Dubai GAA, in affiliation with manufacturers O'Reilly's and legendary singer-songwriter Daniel O’Donnell, are delighted to introduce their new jersey.
"Hopefully this jersey will be an iconic one," they posted. "Daniel has so generously dedicated the profits of the jersey to Gemma's legacy of hope.
"Gemma’s Legacy of Hope is an association set up to honour the memory of Gemma Boyle, who brought joy and happiness to her family and her community during her lifetime. After a period of poor mental health, Gemma died in February 2020.
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"Gemma’s Legacy of Hope has been set up to help shine a light of hope to individuals living and working in this community so that they are supported to find the courage and strength towards a path to improved happiness and fulfilling lives.
"The link to purchase the jersey will be available here. Adult Jersey: €45, Child: €39.95."
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