Tommy McKinley

Tommy McKinley is a Gaelic footballer who played with Donegal. He won an Ulster U21 Title and played in the 2010 All-Ireland Under-21 Football Championship Final.[1][2][3] He was called up to the Seniors when Jim McGuinness took over as manager and went on to win two Ulster and one All-Ireland Titles.[4]

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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

Donegal – 2012 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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