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Dungloe’s ‘The Muttley Crew’ have recorded a football version of their iconic ’In Dungloe’ song to celebrate Dungloe’s first senior county final appearance in 60 years.
Dessie Gallagher's side take on St Eunan's in the final of the Donegal SFC on Sunday at MAcCumhaill Park in Ballybofey at 4pm.
Adapted from the original Muttley Crew ‘In Dungloe’ song by Muttley and Bessie, the soundtrack was recorded in London and Dublin by John Paul ‘Mutt’ O Donnell with music and mixing by Conal Early and Michael Smith. The song is available on YouTube in video format produced by Kenneth Campbell and Laura Kyles.
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The Muttley Crew wish their band member and Dungloe Trainer and Mentor, Ronan Brennan, together with Dessie and the entire panel of players and back room staff all the best in the final. The boys are hoping to see you all at the ‘Quid Game’ in aid of Rosses Park Development on Saturday, December 28, in Mc Cafferty’s ‘in Dungloe’ of course.
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