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BundoranManager: Peter MacIntyreLast year championship: Retained their SFC status in relegation play-off final v TermonLast year ACFL: Ninth in Division 1.First three opponents: 2/4 Termon away; 9/4 Kilcar home; 16/4 Cloughaneely awayProspects: Peter MacIntyre takes over from Cathal Corey after a difficult last season for the Seasiders. MacIntyre will be without the Brennans, Jamie and Paul, until Donegal are out of contention and that will make it more difficult. Staying in Division One will be the main focus.Star man: Cian McEniff
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GlenswillyManager: Padraig Bonner Last year championship: Ended up in the relegation playoff to hold on to SFCstatus. They lost the first round relegation playoff against Ardara before beating Termon in the semi-final.Last year AFCL: Tenth in Division 1.First three opponents: 2/4 Killybegs home, 9/4 Glenfin away, 17/4 Aodh Ruadh, home.Prospects: Glenswilly have been tethering on the brink of relegation in the last few seasons, in the league. The new larger league with the two extra teams should suit them as they have been comfortably inside the top ten in recent seasons. This will allow them to focus more on the championship with Michael Murphy back. Star man: Kealan Dunleavy
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Aodh RuadhManager: John McNultyLast year championship: Defeated in SFC quarter-finals by St Michael'sLast year ACFL: Division 2 championsFirst three opponents: 3/4 Kilcar away; 10/4 Cloughaneely home; 17/4 Glenswilly awayProspects: Back in the top flight after only a short stint three years ago, they have a new voice in the dugout in former Kilcar boss John McNulty. Much progress has been made over the last few years and based on last year's form, will be hoping to take another step up the ladder.Star man: Colm Kelly
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TermonManagers: Francie Friel and Johnny McGinleyLast year championship: Lost SFC status after relegation play-off with BundoranLast year ACFL: Finished runners-up in Division 2First three opponents: 2/4 Bundoran home; 9/4 bye; 16/4 Kilcar awayProspects: Francie Friel will provide a familiar voice in the Termon dressing room - now alongside Johnny McGinley - one that contains a very talented young squad. Many of them have been making waves on county U-20 teams last year and this year and they will be a team to watch in the coming seasons.Star man: Bobby McGettigan