'A good day's work' but Donegal still have things to work on says Jim McGuinness

An eight-point win over a previously unbeaten Mayo came in front of a capacity 8,900 in Letterkenny in a contest where the damage was done in the first half.
GOOD DAY'S WORK: Donegal manager Jim McGuinness speaks to his players. Pic: ©INPHO/Lorcan Doherty.

GOOD DAY'S WORK: Donegal manager Jim McGuinness speaks to his players. Pic: ©INPHO/Lorcan Doherty.

Mon, 16 Feb, 2026 - 07:18
Alan Foley

Donegal 1-19 Mayo 0-14

Three from three for Donegal - and still things to work on for manager Jim McGuinness.

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