David McWilliams told RTÉ's Liveline his good name has been damaged from the ongoing scams using his likeness
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10 Sept 2025
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Manager: Pauric Bonner
Last year championship: Defeated St Naul's in SFC relegation play-off semi-final.
This year’s ACFL: Fourth in Division 2
First two opponents: St Michael’s (A), MacCumhaills (H)
Prospects: With Hugh McFadden and Eoghan Ban Gallagher back in tow, will be looking to progress past group stages and hope the landscape is kind after that.
Star man: Evan Broderick
Illustrator David Rooney with authors Natasha Mac a Bhaird and Meg Grehan.
The winning Letterkenny GC side with the Ulster Cup
Death notices for Donegal on Monday morning
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