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Donegal GAA Treasurer Grace Boyle to step down

GRACE Boyle has confirmed that she will not be continuing as the Treasurer of the Donegal County Board beyond the annual Convention in December…

Hutton to begin Harps talks

PETER Hutton will sit down with the Finn Harps Board of Directors between now and the end of the season to discuss his future and the futures of his players with the 2014 season in mind.

Majella ‘Late Late’ shave heading for the half million euro mark

MAJELLA O’Donnell’s head shave live on the Late Late Show last Friday has raised a staggering €400,000 to date.

Trio in shock departure from Donegal backroom team

Rory Gallagher, Maxi Curran and Francie Friel have stepped
down from their posts on the backroom of the Donegal senior
football team.

Elderly Castlefinn man robbed in own home

AN ELDERLY Castlefinn man has become the latest person to be robbed in his own home.

Report: Harps’ Cup dreams dashed

Drogheda United 2 Finn Harps 0 By Chris McNulty at Hunky Dorys Park FINN Harps’ FAI Cup dreams are over. Advertisement Peter Hutton’s side were denied a Finn Park semi-final as Declan O’Brien and David Cassidy netted second-half goals to steer Drogheda through to the semi-finals. This quarter-final replay was in the balance, with only […]

Funston and Coll to miss replay

BY CHRIS MCNULTY MICHAEL Funston and Ciaran Coll will miss Finn Harps’ trip to Drogheda tonight for the FAI Ford Cup quarter-final replay at Hunky Dory’s Park (kick-off 7.45pm). Funston was a close contender for the Man of the Match award in Friday’s drawn encounter, but the experienced 28-year old midfielder will not be aboard […]

McGuinness’s mind now firmly on 2014

JIM McGuinness has agreed to return for a fourth year in charge of Donegal – and insists that hunger is not an issue within his squad.

Semi-final drawn in ‘wide open’ Championship

BY CHRIS MCNULTY THERE is a real novel feel to the semi-finals of the 2013 Donegal SFC, the draw for which was made this evening in Letterkenny. In a weekend of shock, all four group winners in the first round – St Eunan’s, Sean MacCumhaills, Kilcar and Gaoth Dobhair – were beaten in the quarter-finals, […]