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January 15, 2011
MacCumhaill Park
Donegal 0-14
UUJ 0-10
Donegal got both the defence of their Dr McKenna Cup title and the reign of Jim McGuinness as manager off to a winning start with a four-point win over battling UUJ at a stormy Sean Mac Cumhaill Park.
Leo McLoone stood out for Donegal, who led 0-7 to 0-4 at half-time, with another Naomh Conaill man, Dermot Molloy, scoring five points in the victory. Donegal then lost to Tyrone 1-13 to 0-13 in Edendork, in a match that marked the return of Tyrone manager Mickey Harte to the sidelines following the death of his daughter Michaela. Fermanagh beat Doengal 0-12 to 0-7 in the final outing in Ballybofey. Derry would defeat Tyrone in the final.
Donegal: Peter Boyle; Paddy McGrath, Neil McGee, Frank McGlynn; Kevin Mulhern, Leo McLoone (0-2), Karl Lacey (0-2); Rory Kavanagh, Ryan Bradley (0-1, 1f); David Walsh, Dermot Molloy (0-5, 2f), Luke Keeney (0-1); Adrian Hanlon (0-2), Ryan McErlean (0-1), Barry Dunnion. Subs: Conor Classon for Bradley (34); Kevin Cassidy for McGlynn (half-time); Frank McGlynn for Walsh (59).
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