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The Malin Head community are asked to attend an event tomorrow to show their support for the Donegal team.
Local councillor Ali Farren and his sister-in-law Carolann Farren made the plea on social media this morning, although they're not releasing all the details just yet. So for now, attendance at the community centre at 5pm on Sunday is all they ask.
"We're asking for everyone in the parish to come to the community centre and brings all their jeryseys, hats and ribbins because we all have a plan," Carolann said.
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"We need your help tomorrow Sunday at 5pm," they posted. "We have a plan just like Jimmy,! We want our community to show their support for the Donegal team."
Donegal take on Kerry in the All-Ireland SFC final on Sunday week at Croke Park.
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