JIM McGuinness made a quick getaway on Saturday evening to run the rule over the game between Dublin and Monaghan, but speaking on Sunday the Donegal manager insisted that there is ‘a lot more in us’.
Karl Lacey to have hamstring assessed as Donegal gear up for Dubs test
Donegal survived a real scare from Armagh and are now sweating on the fitness of four-time All-Star Karl Lacey, who will have the extent of a hamstring injury sustained on Saturday assessed early this week.
Donegal dares to dream again – Dublin next up in semi-final
The words of Jim McGuinness are spine-tingling as the Glenties man gets his Donegal side ready to face All-Ireland champions and title favourites Dublin in a mouth-watering All-Ireland semi-final on August 31st at Croke Park.
Aaron Findon apologises for push on Dr Kevin Moran
AN apology has been received by Donegal from Aaron Findon, the Armagh player who pushed the Donegal team doctor, Mr Kevin Moran, to the ground during Saturday’s All-Ireland quarter-final at Croke Park.
Declan Bonner: Donegal now have a superior mindset for Armagh
Declan Bonner: Our record against Armagh is terrible, but this is a different Donegal team with a superior mindset and I think they’ll be ready for the challenge this week.
Preview: Donegal face Armagh challenge in All-Ireland quarter-final
Donegal face Armagh in the All-Ireland quarter-final on Saturday at Croke Park
Anthony Thompson: Donegal’s quiet man will be a key figure in Croke Park
Chris McNulty on how Anthony Thompson has become one of the most pivotal players for Jim McGuinness’s Donegal
Brendan Devenney still scarred by Armagh defeats: “We were nice to play against”
SIX times between the summers of 1999 and 2006 Donegal had hearts broken by Armagh – Brendan Devenney played in five of them
Donegal aim to have no regrets this time around
Donegal are back in the big house again on Saturday as Croke Park hosts their All-Ireland quarter-final against Armagh (throw-in 4pm).
Big Donegal support expected in Croke Park for Armagh clash
IN excess of 15,000 Donegal supporters are expected to make their way to Croke Park for Saturday’s All-Ireland quarter-final against Armagh.