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Michael Murphy was the last to leave the Donegal dressing room after their qualifier loss to Armagh in Clones last June and says he knew there and then that it was his final game for the county.
GAA President Larry McCarthy is confident that the association will not lose money as a result of the expansion of GAAGO, arguing that the public's resistance to online paywalls had diminished following the Covid-19 pandemic.
Donegal's Ryan McHugh has said that there is enough talent in Donegal to ensure that there can be life after Michael Murphy – even if their most famed player will prove irreplaceable.
Last June, as the Donegal players slouched off the pitch following their abject loss to Armagh in Clones, it had the definitive feel of the end of an era.
The Sunday Game have chosen Kerry's David Clifford as their Player of the Year, with the All-Ireland champions contributing seven players to the team selection.
Armagh charged into the All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals with a 3-17 to 0-16 Qualifier win over Donegal at Clones, reversing a comprehensive Ulster Championship defeat at Ballybofey a afew weeks ago.
Derry legend Paddy Bradley says he is surprised that Donegal didn't place Michael Murphy on the edge of the square in an attempt to quieten Brendan Rogers in their Ulster final defeat to the Oak Leaf county.
Defeat to Derry in Sunday's Ulster football final could mark the end of the road for for this Donegal team and management as a competitive force, according to Kevin McStay.