Mon, 10 Feb, 2014 - 00:00
John Fallon
Two away wins in succession have Donegal on the march again and with Monaghan demolishing Meath yesterday, there should be a huge crowd in the north west on March 2.
Manager Jim McGuinness said the meeting will give them a fair test but they showed again in Pearse Stadium yesterday that they are building momentum nicely.
CONNECT WITH US TODAY
Be the first to know the latest news and updates
CourtsGaaFootballPlace: MeathPlace: Pearse StadiumPlace: LongfordPerson: Jim McGuinnessPerson: Alan MulhollandPerson: Finian HanleyPerson: Rory KavanaghPerson: Martin McElhinneyPerson: Dermot MolloyPerson: Colm McFaddenPerson: St MichaelPerson: McFaddenPerson: Michael MurphyPerson: MolloyPerson: MurphyPerson: Eoin ConcannonPerson: Paul ConroyPerson: Paddy McBreartyPerson: E ConcannonPerson: G SicePerson: Sean ArmstrongPerson: M MartinPerson: P VarleyPerson: D CumminsPerson: C McFaddenPerson: M MurphyPerson: PPerson: D MolloyPerson: Mac NiallaisPerson: R McHughPerson: D WalshPerson: M BreathnachPerson: D O’NeillPerson: F HanleyPerson: J MoorePerson: S DenvirPerson: J DuanePerson: P ConroyPerson: T FlynnPerson: S ArmstrongPerson: G BradshawPerson: J KavanaghPerson: APerson: TierneyPerson: HanleyPerson: G O’DonnellPerson: DenvirPerson: D ComerPerson: SicePerson: D O’ConnellPerson: BradshawPerson: MartinPerson: P DurcanPerson: K LaceyPerson: N McGeePerson: F McGlynnPerson: L McLoonePerson: A ThompsonPerson: R KavanaghPerson: M McElhinneyPerson: M McHughPerson: C ToyePerson: Ó Mac NiallaisPerson: LaceyPerson: N GallagherPerson: KavanaghPerson: P McBreartyPerson: ToyePerson: Fergal KellyOrganisation: DonegalOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: Monaghan



