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One of the Mulroy Academy groups
Players from Mulroy Academy have been chosen as flag bearers for Sunday’s FAI Cup final at the Aviva Stadium.
Derry City face Drogheda United in the showpiece final at 3pm.
When the players emerge from the tunnel, they will be greeted by players from Mulroy Academy, who will be displaying the centre circle flag prior to kick off.
Two of the club’s underage squads will make up the bearer party in front of a huge crowd expected to be in attendance.
The other Mulroy Academy group
A club spokesperson told Donegal Live: “It is a great honour for the club which came about through the FAI Club Mark rewards scheme.
“Earlier this year, Mulroy Academy were accredited with the FAI Club Mark Two Star Award, the first of only seven clubs nationwide to achieve the accomplishment.”
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Mulroy coaches James Gallagher, Danny McLaughlin and Eamonn Jackson and the club chairperson Peter Cullen will also be among travelling party.
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