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Donegal's Peadar Mogan in action against Derry's Conor McCluskey during last year's Ulster SFC clash in Celtic Park.
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Following their last encounter, fans on both sides will be eager to claim bragging rights in this fierce rivalry as Donegal welcomes Derry to Fr Tierney Park Ballyshannon this weekend for round five of the national league.
Donegal’s unbeaten start to 2025 came to an end last weekend and they’ll be keen to return to winning ways when they host Derry in round five.
The previous Ulster Championship meeting between these teams took place at Celtic Park in Derry, where Jim McGuinness led Donegal to victory over a Derry side managed by his long-time adversary, Mickey Harte in the opening round of the Ulster championship.
Jim McGuinness’s men defeated Dublin, Kerry and Armagh before losing out to Galway in blustery conditions in Salthill last Sunday.
Their tally of six points ought to be enough to stave off the threat of relegation, but they’ll want another victory to be sure and a win over their Championship opponents would seal the deal.
For Derry, their focus is on avoid relegation with Paddy Tally’s side propping up the Division One table with just one point from their four game thus far.
The Oak Leafers were unlucky to be hit with two late goals against Kerry, but they were well beaten by Dublin last weekend.
Here’s all the information you need to know ahead of today’s Division One game . . .​
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Following their last encounter, fans on both sides will be eager to claim bragging rights in this fierce rivalry as Donegal welcomes Derry to Fr Tierney Park Ballyshannon this weekend for round five of the national league.
Donegal’s unbeaten start to 2025 came to an end last weekend and they’ll be keen to return to winning ways when they host Derry in round five.
The previous Ulster Championship meeting between these teams took place at Celtic Park in Derry, where Jim McGuinness led Donegal to victory over a Derry side managed by his long-time adversary, Mickey Harte in the opening round of the Ulster championship.
Jim McGuinness’s men defeated Dublin, Kerry and Armagh before losing out to Galway in blustery conditions in Salthill last Sunday.
Their tally of six points ought to be enough to stave off the threat of relegation, but they’ll want another victory to be sure and a win over their Championship opponents would seal the deal.
For Derry, their focus is on avoid relegation with Paddy Tally’s side propping up the Division One table with just one point from their four game thus far.
The Oak Leafers were unlucky to be hit with two late goals against Kerry, but they were well beaten by Dublin last weekend.
Here’s all the information you need to know ahead of today’s Division One game . . .​