MAY 25th was to the forefront of Derry manager Brian McIver’s thoughts as he assessed a potentially damaging fifteen-point defeat to Dublin in the Division 1 final.
Declan Bonner: ‘This is Jim McGuinness’s most worrying time as Donegal manager’
IN ALL the time that Jim McGuinness has been the Donegal manager this is probably the most worrying time of all.
‘What is the norm?’ – Jim McGuinness disappointed at coverage of Donegal club fixtures
JIM McGuinness has expressed his disappointment that the ongoing issue with regard to club fixtures in Donegal has become a ‘national media story’.
Donegal’s Rory Kavanagh set to miss Derry game as Jim McGuinness expresses discipline concerns
RORY Kavanagh is set to miss Donegal’s Ulster Championship clash with Derry next month after a costly red card in yesterday’s Division 2 final.
Declan Bonner: Division 2 final a chance to strike a positive note
They’ll view this as an ideal opportunity to lay down a marker, but they’ll also see it as a rare chance of silverware. We’ve not won too much in our history. League titles aren’t to be sneezed at.
Donegal minors go in search of League title
DONEGAL minor manager Declan Bonner is sweating on the fitness of several key players ahead of Saturday’s Ulster Minor Football League final against Tyrone
Neil McGee aiming for ‘a big push’ in Division 2 final
NEIL McGee is back on the building sites around Gaoth Dobhair this week, having returned from a week-long, warm-weather training camp with Donegal in the Algarve.
Patrick McBrearty, Ryan McHugh to start Division 2 final as Donegal hope for Murphy and McLoone
JIM McGuinness remains hopeful on the prospects of Donegal captain Michael Murphy and Leo McLoone being able to face Monaghan in Sunday’s Division 2 final at Croke Park (throw-in 2pm).
Paddy McGrath’s return the highlight for Donegal ahead of Division 2 final
Paddy McGrath made his long-awaited return from injury a week out from the Division 2 final
Report: Donegal minors defeat Armagh to reach Ulster Minor League final
DONEGAL’S minors booked a ticket to next weekend’s Ulster Minor League final after seeing off Armagh in the semi-final at O’Donnell Park.