With the League of Ireland back in action and the GAA finally getting its green light to resume; the plight of underage and juvenile sports people remains a real concern to coaches in the county.
Developing youngsters depends on many variables, but practice and time spent on the pitch, track or in the ring are non-negotiables.
However, for the past year there has been very little time for budding stars to hone their skills. More important, though, is the mental health impact on children at all levels.
This week the Donegal News has spoken to four sports coaches – Damien Diver (Ardara GAA), Gary McCullagh (Raphoe BC), Pól Mac Aodha (Gweedore United), and Natasha Kelly (Finn Valley AC) – involved at grassroots level to assess whether or not they think the pandemic will leave a permanent dent or lead to a generation of talent stalling.
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