Captains Daniel Marley, Kevin Whyte and match referee Ryan Walsh
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Markievicz Park, Sligo where Donegal begin their league campaign agianst Mayo on Sunday
Monaghan
Manager: Seamus Banty McEnaney
Position 2021: Finished bottom of Division One North. Beat Galway in relegation play-off to stay in Division One
2022 fixtures: v Tyrone (a), Mayo (h), Armagh (a), Kerry (h), Donegal (a), Kildare (a), Dublin (h)
Prospects: Winning the Dr McKenna Cup gives them momentum and they are back in Healy Park on Sunday to face Tyrone in the opening game. They could easily have taken the Tyrone scalp last year and they have been one of the great league sides of recent times. Conor McManus remains their talisman and they will trouble most teams in the division.
Finishing position? 6th
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