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GlenfinManagers: David Carroll and Gareth MartinLast year championship: Fell into SFC relegation play-off semi-finals having lost to Killybegs and avoided the final with a win over Bundoran.Last year ACFL: Third place in Division 2First three opponents: 3/4 Cloughaneely away, 9/4 Glenswilly home, 16/2 Naomh Conaill away.Prospects: Glenfin were unfortunate to miss out on a place in the last eight of the Donegal SFC under Mark McGinty falling just short having put up a huge win over Four Masters and were dragged into the dogfight. In the league, they lost to Termon in the promotion play-off but managed to make the top-flight with the restructuring. Star man: Luke McGlynn
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St Naul’sManagers: Brendan McCready, Brian McCabe, Patrick BurkeLast year championship: Lost out in their first ever SFC quarter-final to St Eunan'sLast year ACFL: Finished fourth in Division 2First three opponents: 3/4 Dungloe home; 9/4 Naomh Columba away; 17/4 Red Hugh's homeProspects: Last year was one of their best championship seasons, reaching the last eight for the first time. Will be without Brendan McCole and Peadar Mogan, while goalkeeper Gavin Mulreany is now on the books of Finn Harps, but have introduced a number of young players. Will be one of the teams to beat in Division Two.Star Man: Stephen Griffin
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DungloeManager: Dessie Gallagher Last year championship: IFC finalists, defeated in a replay by Cloughaneely This year AFCL: Fifth in Division 2.First three opponents: 3/4 St Nauls away, 9/4 Milford home, 17/4 Sean MacCumhaill’s away. Prospects: They will be hoping to be in the running for a return to the top flight. But they need a good start to the season and unlike last year, where they gave themselves too much ground to make up. They have a tough opening three games. In the championship they will hope to have learned from last season and would love to go one better when the time comes. Star man: Barry Curran
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Sean MacCumhaill'sManagers: Mark O’Sullivan and Darren O’Leary Last year championship: Made the last eight of the SFConly to lose heavily against Kilcar.This year AFCL: Sixth in Division 2.First three opponents: 2/4 Milord away, 9/4 Malin home, 17/4 Dungloe home.Prospects: Plenty to work on with a first minor success since 1972 and ran St Eunan’s close in the U-21A final before Christmas, the Twin Towns club have a new management team in place with Paul Rouse having stepped aside having taken the team to success quarter-finals in the Donegal SFC.Star man: Luke Gavigan