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Division 1
Glenfin
Managers: David Carroll and Gareth Martin
Last year championship: Fell into SFC relegation play-off semi-finals having lost to Killybegs and avoided the final with a win over Bundoran.
Last year ACFL: Third place in Division 2
First three opponents: 3/4 Cloughaneely away, 9/4 Glenswilly home, 16/2 Naomh Conaill away.
Prospects: Glenfin were unfortunate to miss out on a place in the last eight of the Donegal SFC under Mark McGinty falling just short having put up a huge win over Four Masters and were dragged into the dogfight. In the league, they lost to Termon in the promotion play-off but managed to make the top-flight with the restructuring.
Star man: Luke McGlynn-1648670953316.jpg)
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