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Gerard McBrearty in action for Letterbarrow against Donegal Town
Letterbarrow Celtic have confirmed the return of Christy Burke and Gerard McBrearty ahead of their 50th season as a club.
The Tymeen men finished fourth in the Donegal Physiotherapy Division Two last season after a strong finish to the season, winning six of their last seven games, including wins over promoted pair Convoy Arsenal and Kerrykeel '71.
Letterbarrow are entering their 50th year in what promises to be a historic season for the club.
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The club announced on social media: "We are delighted to confirm the reappointment of Christy Burke and Gerard Mc Brearty as senior mangers for the 25/26 season.
"The lads have put in great work last year and we hope to be going for promotion again in what is our 50th year in the Donegal league. Preseason will begin shortly with details to follow."
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