Michelle McKenna pictured with her son Jimmy at a wedding, She says life has been incredibly tough without him. The photo of Jimmy in his Celtic shirt was taken less than a week before his death.
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January 8, 2006
Fr Tierney Park
Donegal 0-13
Queen’s 1-8
Brian McIver got off to winning ways after an intense battle with students St Mary’s of Belfast in the opening round of the Dr McKenna Cup at Fr Tierney Park, Ballyshannon.
The home side just about deserved their hard earned win on the basis of a stronger second half display but they were made to fight all the way against a spirited St Mary’s side, with Colm McFadden kicking four points.
Donegal: Paul Durcan, Eamon Doherty, Raymond Sweeney, Eamon Reddin, Frank McGlynn, Shane Carr, Gavin Maguire (0-2), Paddy Kelly, Neil Gallagher, Christy Toye (0-2), Ciaran Bonner (0-1), Rory Kavanagh, Brendan McDyer (0-1), Adrian Sweeney (0-3), and Colm McFadden (0-4). Subs Karl Lacey for Doherty (24), Eamon McGee for Reddin (Half time), Conal Dunne for Kavanagh (42) and Brendan Boyle for Kelly (45).
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