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The St Eunan's panel before the 1999 Donegal SFC final in Ballybofey. Photo: St Eunan's GAA
St Eunan's GAA club will host a night to remember their 1999 Donegal SFC success next month.
The Letterkenny side, who Michael Houston managed, produced a fantastic 1-19 to 1-11 win over Aodh Ruadh with Brendan Devenney in sparkling form to score a personal haul of 0-14.
Each year, the Donegal County Board invites the Silver Jubilee team to be paraded on the pitch on the day of the Donegal SFC final, which is pencilled in for Sunday, October 13. The night before at St Eunan's GAA club’s O’Donnell Park, the members and team management from the 1999 panel will get together to reminisce, with everyone invited to attend and things getting underway at 8pm.
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