Peter McGee

Peter McGee is a Gaelic footballer who played with Donegal. His older brother Neil also played with Donegal.[1] Peter McGee won an Ulster U21 Title and was part of the team that reached the 2010 All-Ireland Under-21 Football Championship Final.[2][3][4] He later won an All-Ireland Senior Title in 2012.[5][6][7] He saved the life of a drowning woman in 2021.[8][9][10]

References

  1. ^ "McGee brothers make a little bit of family history".
  2. ^ "The diary, the dream and Donegal's first steps to 'the other place'".
  3. ^ "Hogan Stand".
  4. ^ "Remember the last time that Jim Gavin managed against Jim McGuinness?: The opposing managers in tomorrow's Division 1 league tie in Ballybofey have come face to face before".
  5. ^ "BBC".
  6. ^ "Donegal eyes on the big prize: McFadden twists knife as curtain falls on illustrious Kingdom era".
  7. ^ "Live updates from the All-Ireland finals at Croke Park".
  8. ^ "Hero Garda who saved drowning woman was former Donegal footballer Peter McGee".
  9. ^ "Hero Garda jumped into freezing river to save a woman who had fallen in".
  10. ^ "Garda applauded for bravery after saving life of woman who had slipped into Donegal river".
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Gaoth Dobhair – current squad
  • C. Sweeney
  • G. McFadden
  • N. McGee
  • C. McFadden
  • Friel (c)
  • K. Gillespie
  • O. McFadden-Ferry
  • D. Ó Baoill
  • Mac Niallais
  • Mulligan
  • N. Ó Baoill
  • D. McBride
  • Collum
  • Cassidy
  • M. Carroll
  • C. Doherty
  • Seam. Ó Baoill
  • J. Carroll
  • Cafferkey
  • S. Ferry
  • G. McBride
  • P. McGee
  • J. Gallagher
  • E. McGee
  • Shau. Ó Baoill
  • N. McBride
  • S. Doherty
  • Kelly
  • G. Sweeney

Squad as per Gaoth Dobhair v Scotstown, 2018 Ulster Senior Club Football Championship final, 2 December 2018

Manager
M. O'Donnell; Coach: M. Boyle
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Donegal – 2010 All-Ireland Under-21 Football Championship runners-up
  • 1 P. Boyle
  • 2 E. Doherty
  • 3 C. Boyle
  • 4 P. McGrath
  • 5 D. Walsh
  • 6 T. McKinley
  • 7 C. Classon
  • 8 K. Mulhern
  • 9 D. Curran
  • 10 M. McHugh
  • 11 M. Murphy (c)
  • 12 D. Molloy
  • 13 J. Carroll
  • 14 L. McLoone
  • 15 A. McFadden
Substitutes used
C. Morrison for McFadden (28')
D. Murphy for McKinley (28')
C. McGinley for Carroll (63')
S. O'Kennedy for Curran (67')
Substitutes unused
P. McNelis (used in semi-final)
P. McGee (used in Ulster)
D. McLaughlin (started throughout the Ulster campaign)
Manager
J. McGuinness
Selectors
P. McGinley
P. Shovelin
Names derived from this piece on the Ulster campaign
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Donegal2012 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (2nd title)
Substitutes used
19 Dav. Walsh for Bradley (40')
17 M. McElhinney for McBrearty (48')
20 C. Toye for McLoone (57')
24 Brick Molloy for McElhinney (70+2')
Substitutes not used
16 Michael Boyle
18 Marty Boyle
21 S. Griffin
22 D. McLaughlin
23 M. O'Reilly
25 Dec. Walsh
26 A. Hanlon
Other panel members
27 B. Dunnion
28 P. Witherow
29 A. McFadden
30 K. Rafferty
31 P. McGee
32 G. McFadden
33 T. McKinley
Manager
J. McGuinness
Selectors
R. Gallagher
M. Curran
P. Shovelin
Others in the backroom team
Strength and conditioning coach — A. Speer; Surgical consultant — K. Moran; Team doctor — C. McManus; Team physio — T. Kerr

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