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James Daly, whilst in charge of Fermanagh
The Donegal LGFA County Executive has announced announce the appointment of James Daly as manager of the Donegal Senior Ladies Football Team.
Daly, from Armagh, has been at the helm of many ladies Gaelic teams throughout the years, including his native Dromintee. He has a wealth of experience and in the past, his teams have included the likes of Clann Eireann, Queens University, Longford, Cavan, Fermanagh, and Armagh.
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The additional members of the Donegal senior management backroom team will be confirmed in due course.
Daly takes over from John McNulty, who spent one year at the helm. Donegal will begin their LIDL National Football League campaign with an away fixture versus Clare on Sunday, January 26.
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