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January 3, 2018
MacCumhaill Park
Donegal 2-15
Queen's 0-6
Donegal and Declan Bonner got off to the perfect start in the Dr. McKenna Cup with a comprehensive victory over Queen's
Donegal had one player making his debut, Nathan Mullins (son of former Dublin All-Ireland winner Brian Mullins, while a minute's silence was observed before the start for the late Jack Hannigan.
Mullins grabbed a goal on his debut, with Michael Langan the star of the show with an impressive 1-6. Donegal went on to beat Monaghan 4-17 to 0-19 on Shaun Patton’s debut and despite a 1-13 to 1-10 defeat to Fermanagh, made the semi-finals where they defeated Armagh 0-20 to 1-10 and would win the competition thanks to a 1-16 to 1-12 win over Tyrone in Armagh.
Donegal: Peter Boyle; Paul Brennan, Eamonn Doherty, Eoghan Bán Gallagher; Tony McClenaghan, Caolan Ward (0-1), Martin O'Reilly; Hugh McFadden (0-1), Nathan Mullins (1-0); Caolan McGonigle (0-1), Michael Langan (1-6,4f), Michael Carroll; Niall O'Donnell, Stephen McBrearty, Jamie Brennan (0-2). Subs: Ciaran McGinley (0-1) for Carroll (half-time); Cian Mulligan (0-2) for O'Donnell 41; Kevin McBrearty for Mullins 45; Daire O Baoill for McClenaghan and Darach O'Connor (0-1) for McBrearty (52); Peadar Mogan for McFadden 60
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