Mon, 27 Mar, 2017 - 01:00
Alan Foley, Ballyshannon
But it’s still about the league and, whether they talk it up or not, both sides remain in with a shout of making the final next month, with just one series of fixtures left this coming Sunday.
Donegal go west to Mayo and Monaghan have a chance to do what nobody has done in the last 35 games: Beat Dublin.
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