Kildare Footballers Name Team To Play Donegal

Saturday, 5 February 2022 10:40

By Ross Lindsay

The two sides meet in Ballybofey

Glenn Ryan has named the Kildare Senior Football team to play Donegal in Sunday's National Allianz Football League game in Ballybofey at 2.30pm.

The starting 15 sees a couple of changes to the side lined out for the draw against Kerry.

Aaron O’Neill comes in for Mark Donnellan in goals.

Kevin Feeley replaces Kevin O'Callaghan in midfield.

KFM will have live coverage of the game in association with Hanlon Concrete, Robertstown.

In Goal	Aaron O'Neill	Carbury

Full backs	Mick O'Grady	Celbridge
	Shea Ryan	Sarsfields
	Ryan Houlihan	Moorefield

Half backs	Jack Sargent	Eadestown
	James Murray	Moorefield
	Tony Archbold	Celbridge

Centre Fielders	Kevin Feely	Athy
	Kevin Flynn	Celbridge

Half forwards	Padraic Tuohy	Eadestown
	Paul Cribbin	Johnstownbridge
	Ben McCormack	Sarsfields
Full forwards	Paddy Woodgate	Raheens
	Daniel Flynn	Johnstownbridge
	Jimmy Hyland	Ballyteague

Glenn Ryan and management have announced the team to play Donegal in tomorrow’s National Allianz Football League Roinn 1 Round 2 in Ballybofey at 2.30pm.

Tickets must be purchased in advance. See below linkhttps://t.co/zPeGZZ4cny pic.twitter.com/ZYfeuOpSKg
— Kildare GAA (@KildareGAA) February 5, 2022

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