Shoppers shocked as mop is used in bare-chested brawl inside Irish shopping centre
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09 Sept 2025
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09 Sept 2025
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Kane Barrett (Milford)
When the teams were read out ahead of the Division 2 promotion play-off final last Sunday in Letterkenny, the absence of Kane Barrett’s name from Milford’s panel meant the floating voters edged their bets towards MacCumhaill’s, for whom Barrett’s father Shaun Paul was a selector. In their way to a fourth-placed finish in Division 2, Barrett’s name was invariably the one headlined, with a series of free-scoring performances.
Barrett was a county minor as far back as 2015, when Donegal lost out to a Conor Glass-inspired Derry in the Ulster MFC semi-final. His return to action will be vital for Pauric Curley’s Milford in the Donegal SFC with a daunting trip to Kilcar to open before welcoming St Michael’s to Moyle View.
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