THE names of the two girls who tragically lost their lives in a devastating car accident outside Clones last night (Monday) have been released. Kiea MCann (17) and Dlava Mohammed (16) were on their way to the debs ball for Largy College, Monaghan when they were involved in the serious incident. The driver of the car, […]
Carr expects tight match in Clones
IT has been a hectic six weeks for the Donegal senior footballers so a break in the schedule was most welcome last weekend. It was an opportunity for injured players to try and make up some lost ground, and for others to rest and ready their bodies. With DCU losing out in the Sigerson Cup […]
BONNER- Donegal will need to show their heart and grit
It’s Round three of the National League this weekend and the table will really start to take shape by this evening. All the games in Division 1 are hard to call this week and the Monaghan v Donegal match in Clones definitely falls into that category. Both teams will be keen to stay in the […]
Ladies target three points from tomorrow’s Clones visit
Next up is a meeting with Ulster rivals Monaghan in Clones on Sunday afternoon, throw-in 2pm, with games against Cork, Kerry and Mayo to follow…
EMMA RYAN: Ladies finals deserve more recognition
This Sunday brings an end to the GAA inter-county season with the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Final taking place in Croke Park.
Donegal Ladies prepared for Monaghan showdown in Ulster final
DONEGAL and Monaghan will lock horns in an Ulster Senior final for the second time in a week at St Tiernach’s Park, Clones on Sunday afternoon, throw-in 3.15pm.
Neil Gallagher plays it as he sees it: “We don’t worry too much about history”
Donegal midfielder Neil Gallagher is relishing an Ulster final against Monaghan…
There’s plenty of work still to be done insists McGee
DONEGAL defender Eamon McGee cuts an imposing figure. Holding court in the tunnel area of St Tiernach’s Park, the teak-tough Gaoth Dobhair man is far from happy.
Report: Martin O’Reilly goal fires Donegal to fifth straight Ulster final
Donegal are into the Ulster final for the fifth successive year after they defeated Derry…
Video: Donegal captain Michael Murphy’s victory speech
MICHAEL Murphy joined a list of great Ulster GAA captains on Sunday when he led Donegal to a third Anglo-Celt in four years. The 25-year-old Glenswilly man lauded his team-mates, manager Jim McGuinness and Donegal’s thousands of supporters as he took receipt of the Cup from Martin McAvinney, the Ulster Council President. Murphy has now […]