Mischievous Donegal fan page display marketing tactics that are definitely not Croke Park approved

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Maybe the administrators of the 'Donegal For Sam' Facebook page decided everybody needed a lift after the devastating news that Odhrán Mac Niallais was opting out of Rory Gallagher's squad this year, maybe they really are not gud at spelling, or maybe they decided they needed to boost their page's 'likes' a little. Whatever the explanation, a post wishing the Donegal ladies footballers the best of luck for the coming season is certainly garnering plenty of attention since being posted Friday afternoon.

Jokes, like frogs, are dead if you dissect them, so we will leave you to figure out for yourself why this post garnered 66 shares. Unperturbed, the page proceeded to published a correct post on Saturday, without deleting Friday's effort. "Were a bit red in da face due to yesterday's spelling mistake of 'come'," they wrote. "A big special mention to our girls team who are starting back training hard "Come on all the girls!"

Everyone seemed to take the joke in good spirits, but we're not sure Croke Park would approve.

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