Donal Trimble made his Na Rossa senior debut at the tail end of 1993, and in the 6 years to follow he went on to be part of teams which enjoyed great success, including three div 2 titles and 1 Intermediate. He has played at the heart of our midfield for years. At the turn of the millennium he was part of a senior squad that was mixing it with the best sides in the county in Div 1. Several years ago he also was player manager and today he is still playing in a team rejuvenated by our club's new home pitch in Madavagh, Lettermacaward. I look back with Donal on his Na Rossa journey so far and he lists his 1 to 15 of the best opposition he's faced in Donegal GAA. 

This episode and the forthcoming episodes of this Na Rossa podcast is aimed at promoting our club's current fundraiser, and the hope is to get enough funds on board to build new dressing rooms at the club's new pitch in Madavagh, Lettermacaward. For more info on how to support this, please visit go.rallyup.com/narossa. 

Frank McEleney made his Na Rossa debut in the late 70's, several years after our club was formed. In the early days of our history, quite a few players lined out for us that didn't come from the Lettermacaward, Doochary area. Frank hails originally from Loughanure. He played in the 1979 junior shield final v Urris, a close game which we lost. He would go on to play for Na Rossa for a few more years and in that time he was part of the squads which won the div 4 and div 3 league titles , 1980,81.  I chat with Frank on his many great memories with our club and he also lists his 1 to 15 of the best opposition he faced and played with in Donegal GAA.

This episode and the forthcoming episodes of this Na Rossa podcast is aimed at promoting our club's current fundraiser and the hope is to get enough funds on board to build new dressing rooms at the club's new pitch in Madavagh, Lettermacaward. For more info on how to support this, please visit go.rallyup.com/narossa

Trevor Melly made his Na Rossa senior debut in the mid 90's and after establishing himself as a halfback he would go on to be a part of successful sides. In 97, the division two title was won in fine style and two years later the division two title was won again but this time with it, an intermediate title; the second in our clubs history. Trevor also captained Na Rossa in 2006 to the Div 3 title. I reflect with him on a lot of his memories including a famous Na Rossa win up in Donegal town v Four Masters in the 01 Senior Championship. Trevor also names his 1 to 15 of the best opposition he faced in Donegal GAA.

This episode and the forthcoming episodes of this Na Rossa podcast is aimed at promoting our club's current fundraiser and the hope is to get enough funds on board to build new dressing rooms at the club's new pitch in Madavagh, Lettermacaward. For more info on how to support this, please visit go.rallyup.com/narossa

In the early 80's Michael Bonner's arrival onto the Na Rossa scene alongside his brothers Declan, Sean and Donal coincided with the beginning of good times ahead for the club. Prior to their arrival the earliest Na Rossa sides had shown promise, but with limited numbers available the addition of 4 young  talented players helped the cause no end. Michael was part of the 82 junior championship winning team, he also lined out in 89 when Na Rossa won our first intermediate title. A bad injury sustained in late 89 lingered several years and in the early 90's Michael sadly realised his playing days were over. In 99 Michael was joint manager alongside Eamon O'Donnell when we got our hands on the intermediate title for the 2nd time. I talk with Michael about his time in the black and white jersey plus much more including the great influence his late father Dan had on both he and his brothers. Michael also names his 1 to 15 of the best opposition he faced in Donegal GAA.

This episode and the forthcoming episodes of this Na Rossa podcast is aimed at promoting our club's current fundraiser and the hope is to get enough funds on board to build new dressing rooms at the club's new pitch in Madavagh, Lettermacaward. For more info on how to support this, please visit go.rallyup.com/narossa 

Patrick Caulfield came into the Na Rossa senior side in the early 90s.  Despite the disappointment of losing the 93 Intermediate final to Downings, silverware followed in 94 and 97 when division 2 was won. Patrick was made captain of the Na Rossa squad in 1999 and that year division 2 was won again alongside the intermediate title; the second in the clubs history.  He was an important player in great Na Rossa teams and could kick scores too, most notably, scoring a goal in the 99 intermediate final v Malin. Along with hearing Patrick's reflections, he also names his 1 to 15 of the best opposition he faced in Donegal GAA.

This episode and the forthcoming episodes of this Na Rossa podcast is aimed at promoting our clubs current fundraiser and the hope is to get enough funds on board to build new dressing rooms at the clubs new pitch in Madavagh, Lettermacaward. For more info on how to support this, please visit go.rallyup.com/narossa 

Charlie Bonner joined the Na Rossa senior ranks in 1983 and was part of the team that won the div 2 title that year.  He was captain of the side that won our first intermediate title in 1989 and he was also a member of the team that won our second intermediate in 99. Charlie won numerous other league titles with Na Rossa and played a key role in our defence.  Along with reflecting on many memories with him, Charlie also selects his 1 to 15 of the best opposition he faced in Donegal GAA.

This episode and the forthcoming episodes of this Na Rossa podcast is aimed at promoting our clubs current fundraiser and the hope is to get enough funds on board to build new dressing rooms at the clubs new pitch in Madavagh, Lettermacaward. For more info on how to support this please visit go.rallyup.com/narossa

Vinny Gallagher's story with Na Rossa dates way back to the club's beginning in 1976. As captain he played an important role at midfield. He won quite a few honours with the Lettermacaward club, and I speak to him about this and much more during my interview with him. Vinny also names his 1 to 15 of the best opposition he faced in Donegal GAA. 

This episode and the forthcoming episodes of this Na Rossa podcast is aimed at promoting the clubs current fundraiser and the hope is to get enough funds on board to build new dressing rooms at the clubs new pitch in Madavagh, Lettermacaward.  For more info on how to support this please visit go.rallyup.com/narossa