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Former St Eunan's College students Rory Kavanagh and Michael Murphy celebrate Donegal's win over Kerry in the 2012 All-Ireland quarter-final
This Thursday night in Letterkenny, there will be a night of nostalgia with some of the legends of Donegal GAA.
‘From Castle Tales to Croke Park Legends’ will see former St Eunan’s College Letterkenny students Colm McFadden, Michael Murphy, Rory Kavanagh, Neil Gallagher and Brendan Devenney to recount their time at the school and on the football field, with Charlie Collins of Donegal Daily/Donegal Sport Hub the MC.
An evening of celebration, stories, music and craic will take place at the Mount Errigal Hotel. Tickets are available to purchase online now on Eventbrite, or at reception in the Mount Errigal Hotel or you can pay on arrival. Doors open at 6:30pm for the 7:30pm start.
The cost is €20. A limited amount of student tickets (€10) will be available to current students of St Eunan's College. All proceeds will go towards St Eunan’s College Pitch maintenance and development fund.
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