were absent for the Ulster campaign due to employment in fishing in the North Atlantic: these were Carberry, Conor White, David Meehan, Rory McNelis and Mickey Campbell. They were the away side in both the quarter-final and semi-final, defeating Derry champions Dungiven (featuring Joe Brolly) in the former and Down champions Downpatrick in the latter. Ahead of the final in Omagh, John Bán Gallagher got injured. Carberry, Meehan and White were flown back to the mainland to compete in the game. However, the team lost to Castleblayney Faughs by a scoreline of 0–8 to 0–6. Tony Hegarty had a late goal chance that would have won the game but it went inches wide. Declan Boyle and Peter McGinley, who would later play under-21 and senior football for the county, also emerged aged 17 in 1991; Boyle played in all the club's games during the 1991 Donegal and Ulster Club SFC campaign, while McGinley only played in the three Ulster Club SFC matches. Boyle drifted away from the game and ended up involved in association football, eventually making it as far as a reserve team in Scotland and was last heard of overseeing an under-17 team in that sport, but back in Ireland. Forward Paul "Feet" Murrin was part of the team that won consecutive Donegal SFCs in 1995 and 1996, becoming one of the county's most recognisable sportsmen. By 2002 the club had no senior representatives on the county team. The club were thrown out of the 2002 Donegal Senior Football Championship at the semi-final stage after breaking the rules. They came from nowhere to reach the final of the 2010 Donegal Senior Football Championship, with Manus Boyle even coming out of retirement at the age of 44. But Naomh Conaill defeated them, following a series of injuries in advance that made competing in that game all the more difficult for the Peter McGinley-managed team. A further final appearance came in the 2013 Donegal Senior Football Championship; this time they lost to Glenswilly. Benny Boyle captained the club in that game. Notable players Manus Boyle — 1992 All-Ireland SFC winner Séamus Coleman — now a professional soccer player Barry Cunningham — 1992 All-Ireland SFC winner John Cunningham — 1992 All-Ireland SFC winner Eoghan Bán Gallagher — 2018 and 2019 Ulster SFC winner John Bán Gallagher — 1990 Ulster SFC winner Hugh McFadden — 2014, 2018 and 2019 Ulster SFC winner