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The six Donegal newcomers who all featured against Armagh in the Dr McKenna Cup on Wednesday night. Photos: Thomas Gallagher
Ciaran Moore (St Eunan's)
Moore was part of the respective St Eunan’s teams who won the Senior B Football Championship and then the U-21A title in 2021. Comfortable playing in either the half-back or half-forward lines and acquitted himself well against Armagh and in the pre-Christmas challenge win over Roscommon in Ballyshannon.
Moore was nominated as a student of Loreto Milford in 2017 with a Queen’s University Future Star award and was part of the Donegal side who, under Rory Kavanagh, defeated Tyrone to win the 2018 Buncrana Cup. Last year played Sigerson Cup for Ulster University, who denied ATU Donegal a place in the knock-out rounds with a 2-11 to 1-13 win in Ballinderry.
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