Mon, 03 Aug, 2015 - 01:00
John Fogarty
Galway supporters along with those from Sligo and Tyrone voiced their displeasure as Rory Gallagher’s side were content to keep the ball and wait for an opening.
It’s almost four years since Donegal gave new meaning to the word “defence” against Dublin. They’ve evolved but the dog still has the bad name.
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CourtsGaaFootballGAA Championship 2015DonegalGalwayPlace: SligoPlace: TyronePlace: UlsterPerson: Rory GallagherPerson: GallagherPerson: Neil McGeePerson: Damien ComerPerson: Ryan McHughPerson: Michael LundyPerson: DonegalPerson: Odhrán Mac NiallaisPerson: Michael MurphyPerson: Colm McFaddenPerson: MurphyPerson: Kevin WalshPerson: Christy ToyePerson: McFaddenPerson: WalshPerson: Eamonn McGeePerson: Karl LaceyOrganisation: DonegalOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: MayoOrganisation: Monaghan
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