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Hugh McFadden proving to be a leader for Donegal

Hugh McFadden steps ups as a leader for Donegal in the absence of Michael Murphy.
Picture Seamus Loughran 
Gerry McLaughlin
Leaders are winners! It is an immutable law of nature and especially in the sometimes elemental world of the GAA. They are often, but not necessarily, the biggest, strongest or the most skilful [...]

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