BY CHRIS MCNULTY IN THE immediate aftermath of Down’s impressive second-half comeback against Derry three weeks ago, a BBC reporter wondered what James McCartan felt about meeting Donegal in the semi-final. “Yipee!” came the response from ‘Wee James’. Advertisement In last year’s Ulster final, Donegal trampled over Down once they got them knocked off balance. […]
McGuinness’ simple steps to the ultimate goals
Chris McNulty speaks exclusively to Donegal manager, Jim McGuinness…
Team news: Bradley to start at midfield
RYAN Bradley will be given a centrefield role on Sunday when Donegal take on Down…
McBrearty’s worst fears confirmed
STEPHEN McBrearty is facing up to a year out of action after his worst fears were realised on Wednesday.
McLoone looking to leave a legacy
Leo McLoone says Donegal want to create a dynasty in Ulster football…
Patrick McBrearty – May 2013 Sports Personality of the Month
Chris McNulty hears from Donegal star, Patrick McBrearty, the May 2013 Donegal News Sports Personality of the Month
McGuinness upbeat ahead of Down
ASIDE from the injuries that have ruled All-Stars Neil Gallagher and Karl Lacey out of the running, the news from Donegal’s weekend training camp in Downings was all upbeat ahead of Sunday’s Ulster semi-final against Down in Cavan…
Lacey admits Down will be ‘too soon’
BY CHRIS MCNULTY KARL Lacey has resigned himself to missing his first Championship game since 2004 this weekend. Lacey will watch Donegal’s Ulster semi-final clash against Down from the stands after having keyhole surgery on a knee injury last week. Advertisement The 2012 Footballer of the Year picked up the injury during Four Masters’ Donegal […]
Hurlers reflect on their finest hour
Chris McNulty reflects on the Donegal hurlers’ Nicky Rackard Cup win
McGlynn to be ready for Down
WITH the news that Donegal will be without Karl Lacey and Neil Gallagher for Sunday-week’s Ulster SFC semi-final against Down at Breffni Park, they were boosted with the news that Frank McGlynn was due back in training last night.