All-Ireland SFC

Snapshot: Talisman Michael Murphy with the last Donegal skipper to lift Sam... in 1992

It looks like Anthony Molloy inspired the next generation of Donegal footballers.

HE’LL LEAD DONEGAL out as the county’s skipper on Sunday for their first All-Ireland final in 20 years.

But two decades ago Michael Murphy, left, was just a fan meeting the captain who helped Donegal claim the Sam Maguire in 1992, Anthony Molloy.

College can wait as McBrearty prepares for ultimate examination

Flashback: the last time Sam Maguire headed for Donegal… 1992

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Jun 11th 2022, 6:40 PM

Not a great game to watch but a great response after the defeat to Cork.
Kerry haven’t been winning tight games against Tyrone so it’s good to come out the right side of this one.

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