When Shane McGullion made his championship debut for Derrygonnelly in 2015, little did he realise that four years later, he would still be on an unbeaten team.

McGullion was introduced in a quarter final replay against Ederney on that occasion in what was his first championship start.

Now, four years later and the talented youngster still hasn’t lost a championship game, a remarkable feat by any stretch of the imagination.

McGullion is busy preparing for Sunday’s Ulster club SFC clash against Tyrone champions Trillick and his focus is on that game and not his record in the county.

“To be honest hearing that record is something quite new to me. I really just enjoy my football, I try and work hard in training, I try to get on the ball as much as I can during match days and I just put my body on the line for Derrygonnelly Harps,” McGullion told the Fermanagh Herald.

“It’s all I know really from a young age going down to Sunday morning football to playing for teams at underage level and progressing to the senior side.

“I am really enjoying my football and why would I not, we are winning championship titles and are progressing in the Ulster club championship.”

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