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Abigail Temple Asokuh, Niamh McLaughlin and Susanne White who all have made Division 2 Team of the League
Three standout players from Donegal have secured spots in the prestigious Lidl Ladies National Football League Division 2 team of the season.
Abigail Temple Asokuh from Sean MacCumhaill’s, Niamh McLaughlin representing Moville, and Susanne White from Killybegs have all earned well-deserved recognition for their contributions to John McNulty’s squad.
This season's selection reflects the strength of the promoted teams, with six players from Kildare and five from Tyrone also making the cut.
Donegal's commendable performance saw them clinch third place in the Division 2 standings, boasting four victories, one draw, and two losses against the top-ranked teams.
The full team, elected by the Ladies Gaelic Football Association’s All-Star committee, is listed below.
Lauren Fitzpatrick (Tipperary); Jayne Lyons (Tyrone), Abigail Temple Asokuh (Donegal), Aoife Clifford (Kildare); Lara Gilbert (Kildare), Ruth Sargent (Kildare), Meabh Corrigan (Tyrone); Grace Clifford (Kildare), Aoibhinn McHugh (Tyrone); Emma Jane Gervin (Tyrone), Neasa Dooley (Kildare), Niamh McLaughlin (Donegal); Maria Canavan (Tyrone), Roisin Byrne (Kildare), Susanne White (Donegal)
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