MICHAEL Murphy has been named as the GAA/GPA Open Player of the Month for May.
Donegal captain Michael Murphy: One-game at a time still the mantra for hurt Donegal
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ON the one hand, Michael Murphy would just love to park the 2013 inter-county season somewhere in the back of his mind; on the other, the lingering thoughts from the dust of last year are fuelling his desire to take Donegal back to the top again.
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’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.
Kilcar end Donegal Gaeltacht finals hoodoo, but minds trained on August
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Kilcar joint manager Rory Gallagher says his team is gearing towards the start of the Donegal SFC in August
Clubs express frustration over Easter weekend fixture farce
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CLUB managers in Donegal have rounded on the Competitions Controls Committee (CCC) after a near-wipeout of planned All-County League fixtures on Good Friday.
All Division 1 games on Good Friday postponed
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ALL of the planned Good Friday fixtures in Division 1 of the All-County Football League have been called off, it has been confirmed.
Glenswilly GAA captain enters political race
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A new name has entered the race this week in a bid to contest the local elections in the Letterkenny area for Fianna Fail.
Comortas Peile na Gaeltachta: St Michael’s handed Ardara tie
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ST MICHAEL’S will begin the defence of their Donegal Comortas Peile na Gaeltacht title with a home tie against Ardara, with the draws for the 2014 finals having been made this week.
Four Masters, Downings, Burt the winners in slight League reshuffle
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THE 2014 Donegal All-County Football League Division 1 will comprise ten teams after a successful proposal by the Cloughaneely club at last night’s monthly county committee meeting in Ballybofey.