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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Donegal player Ryan McHugh
Donegal star Ryan McHugh has been nominated for the Gaelic Players Association Footballer Of The Month accolade for his remarkable performances throughout April.
The Kilcar man played a pivotal role in securing victories for Donegal during their Ulster Championship clashes against Derry and Tyrone last month, with his contributions on the field being instrumental in his team's success.
Joining McHugh as nominees for the prestigious award are Paul Mannion from Dublin and Ryan O’Donoghue representing Mayo.
Looking ahead, McHugh sets his sights on further triumph as Donegal gears up to face Armagh in their highly anticipated Ulster final match in Clones this Sunday at 4pm.
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