Jim McGuinness hails 'big step' for Donegal but says Derry, Dublin and Kerry still the teams to beat

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20/04/2024 22:34

Donegal boss Jim McGuinness still rates Dublin, Kerry, and Derry the top three teams in the All-Ireland series despite master-minding a sensational 4-11 to 0-17 win over the newly crowned league champions before a sell-out attendance of 14,714 at Celtic Park last night.

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