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Members of St Eunan's GAA club at O'Donnell Park as they began to undertake hanging Donegal flags around Letterkenny
Members from St Eunan's GAA club took to the streets of Letterkenny ahead of the All-Ireland SFC final between Donegal and Kerry next weekend.
The O'Donnell Park club will be cheering on the team at Croke Park, with players Shaun Patton, Ciaran Moore, Shane and Niall O'Donnell and Caolan Ward part of the panel.
Donegal overcame Meath on a 3-26 to 0-15 scoreline in the semi-final, while Kerry ran out winners 1-23 to 0-17 against Tyrone on Saturday.
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Rory Kavanagh and Kevin Rafferty represented St Eunan's in the 2012 All-Ireland success and Mark Crossan and Charlie Mulgrew were part of the 1992 winning panel.
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