It’s been six years since Derry won an Ulster Championship game and if they achieve that result on Sunday it will be done against one of the fancied sides to lift the Anglo Celt Cup in Donegal.
Rory Gallagher spent three seasons in charge of Donegal before a stint with Fermanagh on then onto the Oak Leaf County, who come to Ballybofey with a Division Three title and are unbeaten this year.
Donegal will be there toughest challenge to date and with a more settled side than in 2020, Derry could be better placed to get that illusive championship win.
Derry manager Gallagher is well versed on how big a challenge it will be, he’s been telling Highland’s Oisin Kelly that Brendan Rodgers availability means he has a fully fit squad for Sunday’s challenge in Ballybofey…
