Eastern Harps captain Ross Donavan has stressed that winning something with the club is a little more special that picking up silverware at county level. Donavan will lead the Harps into Sunday's county final against Tubbercurry as they seek their first title in six years and although the tigerish defender won a Connacht championship medal with Sligo last year, he believe winning a county title would be more special. "When it comes to the club, it's personal," said Donavan. "A lot of lads in our team for Sunday have been together since the under-14 grade. "We grew up together; we know each other all our lives. The club and football has been part of everything since we were young boys. That creates an incredible bond and a closeness that you probably don't get with county panels." Tweet

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