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Jim McGuinness and Mickey Harte

Champions Donegal to face TyroneG

All-Ireland champions Donegal have been drawn to face Tyrone in the first round of the 2013 Ulster Senior Football Championship.

Colm McFadden, Paddy McGrath and Neil McGee are among the All Star nominations
Brian White led Antrim from October 1999 to the summer of 2002
John McAreavey with Ulster Council president Aogan O Fearghail and Mickey Harte at the launch of the Match for Michaela
Kilkenny's Tommy Walsh challenges Galway's Niall Healy
Daryl Keenan scored four of Tempo's points in the Fermanagh final
Derry's Aileen McCusker attempts to get away from Galway's Paula Kenny
Karl Lacey
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Lacey lauds fans after Sam triumph

Karl Lacey says Donegal's All-Ireland Football triumph has yet to sink in as he lauds the county's supporters after the Final win over Mayo.

    Galway's David Collins and Aidan Fogarty Kilkenny
      Malachy O'Rourke
        Brian Og Maguire
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        Loughgiel's Brendan McCarry
          Derry's Aileen McCusker attempts to get away from Galway's Paula Kenny
            Neil McGee
              The Donegal team

              Thousands greet Donegal heroes

              Thousands of fans turned up in Donegal Town on Monday night to welcome home the victorious county gaelic football team

              • From the section News
              Karl Lacey runs towards Hill 16 with the match ball after the final whistle at the All-Ireland Football Final
                Donegal midfielder Rory Kavanagh
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                Colm McFadden celebrates after scoring Donegal's second goal against Mayo in the All-Ireland final
                  Loughgiel celebrate after beating Dunloy
                    Donegal manager Jim McGuinness celebrates with Paddy McGrath
                      Kevin Madden
                        The Donegal team

                        Thousands greet Donegal heroes

                        Thousands of fans turned up in Donegal Town on Monday night to welcome home the victorious county gaelic football team

                        • From the section News
                        Karl Lacey runs towards Hill 16 with the match ball after the final whistle at the All-Ireland Football Final
                          Donegal midfielder Rory Kavanagh
                          • From the section News
                          Colm McFadden celebrates after scoring Donegal's second goal against Mayo in the All-Ireland final
                            Loughgiel celebrate after beating Dunloy
                              Donegal manager Jim McGuinness celebrates with Paddy McGrath
                                Kevin Madden

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