THE Donegal County Board meet tonight to begin the process of selecting a successor to Jim McGuinness.
Jim McGuinness steps down as Donegal manager
JIM McGuinness has stepped down as Donegal manager, the Donegal county board confirmed.
Public meeting on Donegal Pieta House
THE prospect of opening a ‘Pieta House’ suicide and self-harm crisis centre in Donegal will be discussed at a public meeting in Ballybofey at the end of this month.
McNulty withdraws from Seanad by-election race
KILCAR businessman Mr John McNulty has withdrawn his candidacy from the upcoming Seanad by-election, it has emerged.
Declan Bonner: ‘What if?’ The sorest question of all
Sunday was just one of those horrible days on a football pitch when nothing went right and the wee breaks went against us…
Donegal: ‘Back where they belong – loved by their own supporters’
“When you’ve been fighting for it all your life You’ve been struggling to make things right That’s how a superhero learns to fly Every day, every hour Turn the pain into power All the hurt, all the lies All the tears that they cry When the moment is just right You see fire in their […]
Donegal’s minor history-makers moving on as Declan Bonner reflects on ‘brilliant journey’
DECLAN Bonner spoke to each one of his thirty-three Donegal minor players in the wake of Sunday’s All-Ireland final defeat by Kerry.
Donegal stars to weigh up ‘stick or twist’ options
The inter-county futures of a few Donegal players will now be in question, but a number are expected to hold off until Jim McGuinness’s stay-or-go decision is known.
County Board will give McGuinness ‘two to three weeks’
THE Donegal County Board will give Jim McGuinness ‘two to three weeks’ before meeting with the Glenties man to talk things over and gauge whether or not he wants to extend his tenure as the Donegal manager into a fifth year.
Jim McGuinness will ‘reflect’ before deciding Donegal future
JIM McGuinness says he will take some time to reflect on yesterday’s All-Ireland final defeat by Kerry before deciding whether or not to continue as Donegal manager.