Ten years ago today (Septrember 23), Donegal won their second All-Ireland, with a bunch of players who were seen as serial losers for much of their careers. Rory Kavanagh, Christy Toye and Eamon McGee told us the inside story of the revolution.
KC : Back in 2007, Donegal won the League with an unbeaten campaign. It was the first trophy since the 1992 All-Ireland. You had lost 13 finals in a row in various competitions in between. Donegal followed up in the summer of 2007 with a dismal Championship. Why were Donegal under-achieving for so long?
CT : There were times we were unlucky. In the 1998 Ulster final, a breaking ball - or a push in the back! - let Joe Brolly in for a goal to win it.
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