NEIL GALLAGHER STARTS for Donegal ahead of their SFC encounter with Derry at Celtic Park this weekend.
The star had been a doubt, having picked up an ankle injury in training recently, however he has been given the go ahead to play.
He is one of two changes from the team that played Monaghan, coming in for the suspended Rory Kavanagh, while Leo McLoone replaces Luke Keaney in the backline.
Meanwhile, for Derry, Thomas Mallon, Gareth McKinless and Kevin Johnson all make their Championship debuts.
Gallagher starts for Donegal, Derry name three Championship debutants
NEIL GALLAGHER STARTS for Donegal ahead of their SFC encounter with Derry at Celtic Park this weekend.
The star had been a doubt, having picked up an ankle injury in training recently, however he has been given the go ahead to play.
He is one of two changes from the team that played Monaghan, coming in for the suspended Rory Kavanagh, while Leo McLoone replaces Luke Keaney in the backline.
Meanwhile, for Derry, Thomas Mallon, Gareth McKinless and Kevin Johnson all make their Championship debuts.
DONEGAL
1. Paul Durcan – Na Ceithre Máistir
2. Éamonn Mc Gee – Gaoth Dobhair
3. Neil McGee – Gaoth Dobhair
4. Karl Lacey – Na Ceithre Máistir
5. Frank McGlynn – Gleann Fhinne
6. Leo McLoone – Naomh Conaill
7. Anthony Thompson – Naomh Conaill
8. Neil Gallagher – Gleann Súilí
9. Martin McElhinney – Naomh Micheál
10. Christy Toye – Naomh Mícheál
11. Ryan McHugh – Cill Chartha
12. Odhrán Mac Niallais – Gaoth Dobhair
13 Patrick McBrearty – Cill Chartha
14. Michael Murphy – Gleann Súilí
15. Colm McFadden – Naomh Mícheál
Subs:
16. Michael Boyle – An Tearmann
17. Declan Walsh – Málainn
18. Luke Keaney – Na Ceithre Máistir
19. Paddy McGrath – Ard an Ratha
20. Conor Classon – Ard an Ratha
21. Hugh McFadden – Na Cealla Beaga
22. Martin O’Reilly – Seán MacCumhaill
23. Darach O’Connor – Bun Crannacha
24. David Walsh – Naomh Bríd
25. Dermot Molloy – Naomh Conaill
26 Leon Thompson – Naomh Conaill
DERRY
1. Thomas Mallon – An Lúb
2. Dermot McBride – Baile na Scrine
3. Gareth McKinless – Baile an Doire
4. Chrissy McKaigue – Leacht Néill
5. Kevin Johnson – Dún Geimhin
6. Mark Lynch – Beannchar (C)
7. Gerard O’Kane – Gleann an Iolair
8. Fergal Doherty – Baile Eachaidh
9. Patsy Bradley – Leacht Néill
10. Ciarán McFaul – Gleann
11. Sean Leo McGoldrick – Eoghan Rua
12. Enda Lynn – Grainlocha
13. Benny Heron – Baile na Scrine
14. Emmett McGuckin – Machaire Fíolta
15. Cailean O’Boyle -Leamhaigh
Subs:
16. Eoin McNicholl – Gleann an Iolair
17. Conor McAtamney – Suaitreach
18. Aidan McAlynn – An Lúb
19. Charlie Kielt – Cill Ria
20. Mark Craig – Dún Geimhin
21. Oisin Duffy – Forghleann
22. Niall Holly – Eoghan Rua
23. Carlus McWilliams – Baile na Scrine
24. Emmet Bradley – Gleann
25. Ryan Bell – Baile an Doire
26. Ciaran McGoldrick – Eoghan Rua
27. Declan Mullan – Eoghan Rua
28. Aaron Devlin – Baile an Doire
29. Terence O’Brien – An Lúb
30. Declan Brown – Baile Eachaidh
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All-Ireland Senior HC Gareth McKinless Kevin Johnson Ready to go Derry Donegal Thomas Mallon