Neil Gallagher remains Donegal’s biggest injury doubt ahead of Sunday’s Ulster SFC clash with Derry
Declan Bonner: Tyrone haven’t gone away, you know
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They haven’t managed to win Ulster since 2010 – the last time they beat Down in Ulster – but Tyrone haven’t gone away, you know.
Neil Gallagher still doubtful, but midfielder expected to train with Donegal this weekend
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NEIL Gallagher is expected to make a return to training with the Donegal squad this weekend, but the veteran midfielder remains a doubt for Sunday-week’s Ulster Championship clash with Derry at Celtic Park.
Donegal manager Jim McGuinness: “The black card has created a fear in defenders”
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Donegal manager Jim McGuinness has expressed concerns about the black card system ahead of the Championship
Donegal’s Neil Gallagher in ‘race against time’ to be fit for Derry clash
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NEIL Gallagher has emerged as a major doubt for Donegal’s Ulster Championship opener with Derry in two weeks’ time.
Donegal clubs await confirmation of ticket numbers for Derry clash
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DONEGAL GAA clubs are eagerly awaiting news of their ticket allocation for the May 25th Ulster Championship clash between Donegal and Derry at Celtic Park.
Jim McGuinness: ‘Donegal focus is firmly on Derry game’
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JIM McGuinness says that his Donegal squad remains ‘fully focussed’ on the May 25th Ulster Championship opener with Derry at Celtic Park and the Glenties man is ‘looking forward’ to meeting Brian McIver’s Division 1 finalists in three weeks’ time.
Tragic young crash victim named
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THE young woman killed when her car collided with a bus on the main Letterkenny to Derry Road yesterday has been named locally as Siobhan Hutcheon from Ardmore Manor in Muff.
Declan Bonner: Senior players must ensure McHugh departure doesn’t derail Donegal
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This is a week where the leaders and the strong personalities in the Donegal dressing room have to stand up and have to take a stranglehold.
Ulster Council expect Derry v Donegal to be a sell-out
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DONEGAL’S Ulster Championship clash against Derry at Celtic Park on May 25th is likely to be a sell-out, the Ulster Council has confirmed.