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Fr Tierney Park in Ballyshannon will play host to Sunday's Division One encounter
Aodh Ruadh GAA club have asked anyone is interested in stewarding at Sunday's National Football League Division One clash between Donegal and Kerry to come forward.
Jim McGuinness' Donegal side take on Kerry at Fr Tierney Park with a 1:30pm start in Ballyshannon in a repeat of last year's All-Ireland SFC final.
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"With Father Tierney Park expected to be very close to its 9,000 capacity, it's a case of all hands to the pump," Aodh Riadh PRO John Hughes posted. "The game throws-in at 1.30pm, so stewards and helpers are asked to be at the grounds for 11am for briefing, etc. Anyone available to steward or help in whatever capacity will be made more than welcome! Please message David McLoone on 087-7760172 to let him know you are available and we will take it from there. Please like and share so we can spread the word!"
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