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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Markievicz Park, Sligo where Donegal begin their league campaign agianst Mayo on Sunday
Mayo
Manager: James Horan
Position 2021: Finished top Division Two North. Won semi-final v Clare and shared title with Kildare.
2022 fixtures: v Donegal (h), Monaghan (a), Dublin (a), Armagh (h), Kerry (a), Tyrone (a), Kildare (h)
Prospects: Mayo have just three home games and none of them will be played in Mayo. Remain one of the top teams and manager James Horan will be relieved that Oisin Mullan has not taken up Aussie offer. Lee Keegan remains the heartbeat of the team but they found a few good new faces last year and will be hoping to keep their status but they will have to fight.
Finishing position? 5th
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