CHRISTY Toye rolled back the years yesterday when he returned to partner Rory Kavanagh in the Donegal midfield.
Jim McGuinness happy with ‘most’ of Donegal’s performance against Louth
JIM McGuinness declared himself satisfied with ‘most’ of Donegal’s display in their 1-19 to 3-7 win over Louth that had more drama than the Tir Chonaill boss would have cared for.
Back in the game: Donegal selector John Duffy enjoying life on the line
John Duffy, the Donegal selector, speaks to Chris McNulty about his new role…
Jim McGuinness still ‘road testing’ but Donegal need to get on track against Louth
ON THE back of two games without a win – the draw against Meath and the defeat by Down – Donegal have a chance to get their promotion wheels back on the tracks this Sunday
Paddy McGrath nears a Donegal return as Jim McGuinness delays naming team for Louth
PADDY McGrath could return to the Donegal squad for Sunday-week’s League clash with Armagh, with Jim McGuinness finally able to exude positive vibes on the fitness of the Ardara corner-back.
St. Patrick appears in Ballyshannon for MAN UP Campaign
MAYOR of Ballyshannon Cllr John Meehan donned his St Patrick’s robes this week, to show his support for the MAN UP campaign.
Ray Durack: Donegal hurlers can ‘move up a level’
RAY Durack admits that his squad was ‘hurt’ by the disappointment of being beaten by Fingal in the Division 3A final last year – and the Donegal boss was delighted that his side have got 2014 off to a winning start.
Report: Donegal hurlers dispose of Fermanagh in League opener
Donegal hurlers defeated Fermanagh by nine points in Ballyshannon
Band Of Friends to perform at ‘Rory’ festival in Ballyshannon
RORY Gallagher’s band members Gerry McAvoy and Ted McKenna along with renowned Dutch Guitarist – Marcel Scherpenzeel will return to headline the Rory Gallagher International Tribute Festival 2014 in Ballyshannon this summer.
Controlled explosion carried out on historic grenade in Ballyshannon
AN Army Bomb Disposal team this morning rendered safe a Mills Type Grenade dating from the early 20th Century which was washed ashore following recent storms in Ballyshannon.