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Brian MurrayWon four Donegal county minor championships on the bounce with Aodh Ruadh from 1979 to 1982 and captained Donegal to the Ulster Minor League in 1982, two years before making his senior debut. Was a member of the Civil Service club in Dublin in 1992.. Was a member of An Garda Síochána for 36 years before retiring in 2021, where he was based mainly in Kilmainham, and lives in Kilcock, Co Kildare. Murray is games promotion officer at Clane GAA.
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James McHughThe younger of the McHugh brothers, James was one of the most consistent club players in the county for Kilcar. Made his debut in Cavan in 1990 and played until 1998. The Bavin native was manager of the Towney-based club. Father of Eoin, who is in the current Donegal set-up, and uncle of Ryan and an employee with the ESB.
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Martin McHughThe Kilcar forward was the 1992 Texaco Footballer of the Year and played a huge part in Donegal’s victory. The first Donegal man to win a second All-Star, McHugh won three Ulsters and the All-Ireland. Managed Cavan in 1997 to an Ulster title, their first since 1969. Managed Kilcar to the 2016 Donegal SFC final, having previously had the role of player-manager. Owns MCM Brands and works in media, most recently with RTÉ Radio One and Ocean FM.
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Joyce McMullinA two-time Donegal SFC with Four Masters in 1982 and 1984, McMullin came into the Donegal seniors in 1982, having been part of the All-Ireland U-21 winning side of 1982. Played on the half-forward line with the McHugh brothers, Martin and James. Lined out from 1982 to 1994 and also had success with the Donegal Masters. An advertising executive with the Donegal Democrat and is part of the Four Masters underage structure.