DONEGAL’s Central Council delegate, Niall Erskine, has urged GAA officers to ‘strike a balance’ and take responsibility for the growing unease among club players in relation to the hot potato of the fixtures schedule.
Gary McDaid to continue as Glenswilly manager
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GARY McDaid is ready and willing to lead Donegal champions and 2013 Ulster finalists Glenswilly again next season.
Better balance and greater depth was difference for Ballinderry against Glenswilly
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Declan Bonner: Glenswilly will not quite know what to have done with themselves this week.It will have been a strange feeling not being in the thick of it.
Glenswilly and their paradox of emotions
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Chris McNulty hears from Glenswilly manager Gary McDaid and player Joe Gibbons following their defeat in the Ulster final
Gary McDaid pays tribute to departing Glenswilly captain James Pat McDaid
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GARY McDaid has paid tribute to James Pat McDaid, the 2013 Glenswilly captain who looks to have played his last game for the club…
Gary McDaid to meet Glenswilly players as he considers options
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GARY McDaid will sit down with the Glenswilly footballers this weekend to begin the appraisal process which will go some distance into determining whether or not he will remain in charge of the Donegal champions for 2014.
CCC Secretary Seán McGinley warns of ‘potential crisis’ in 2014
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Seán McGinley has warned that Donegal GAA is facing into a ‘potential crisis’ when it comes to setting Championship fixtures in 2014
Donegal unites to support ‘the wee club with the big heart’
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Ryan Ferry on Glenswilly’s Ulster club final against Ballinderry
Caolán Kelly finds positives hard to come by
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CAOLÁN Kelly found it hard to find the positives yesterday, but the Glenswilly man felt that Ballinderry were, by some distance, the most formidable opponent that his side has faced this year.
Gary McDaid to ponder his future in Glenswilly job
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GARY McDaid will take time to consider whether or not he will remain as the Glenswilly manager for 2014 following yesterday’s defeat by Ballinderry in the Ulster senior club final at Healy Park.