The Donegal managerial team on the sideline during a NFL encounter in MacCumhaill Park, Ballybofey
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11 Sept 2025
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11 Sept 2025
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St Michael's
Managers: Cathal Sweeney and Raymond McLaughlin
Last year championship: Went out to St Eunan’s at semi-final stage
This year’s AFCL: Ninth in Division 1
First two opponents: MacCumhaill’s home, Milford away
Prospects: Last year was perhaps a good indicator of where St Michael’s were at, with a comfortable win over the up-and-coming Aodh Ruadh in the quarter-finals before losing to St Eunan’s in the last four. Perhaps the best side outside of the ‘big four’ that status will have to be proven, at least, once more after a disappointing Division 1 campaign. Will start as favorites in their opening two matches and if they get them, four points would be a great place for starters.
Star man: Michael Langan
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