DONEGAL’S GAA clubs are to gather tonight in Jackson’s Hotel for the annual regulations meeting, to discuss a number of propsed new regulations, most of which are in relation to the All-County League.
Seamus Coleman in line for new contract at Everton
DESPITE having until the summer of 2018 to run on his contract at Everton, Seamus Coleman looks set to be offered a bumper new deal by manager Roberto Martinez.
Seamus Coleman absent for Everton’s Cup clash at Stevenage
SEAMUS Coleman is now in a race against time to be fit for Everton’s Merseyside derby against Liverpool on Tuesday night at Anfield, with the Killybegs man set to miss Saturday’s FA Cup tie away to Stevenage.
Everton still hoping for Coleman inclusion at Liverpool
SEAMUS Coleman may yet feature in next Tuesday’s Merseyside derby against Liverpool at Anfield, after Everton confirmed that the in-form full-back has suffered a ‘minor soft tissue injury’.
Seamus Coleman to have scan on injured hamstring
ROBERTO Martinez, the Everton manager, has admitted his concern at the hamstring strain suffered by Seamus Coleman in last night’s draw at West Bromwich Albion.
Manchester United said to be considering £15m move for Seamus Coleman
SPECULATION is growing in England linking Seamus Coleman with a move to Manchester United.
Donegal GAA mourns former player Brian Cotter and journalist Owen McCann
Donegal GAA is in mourning following the deaths of former player Brian Cotter and legendary author Owen McCann
Roberto Martinez: ‘Seamus Coleman can be Premier League’s best ever full-back’
Seamus Coleman scored his fifth goal of the season for Everton today – and Roberto Martinez has high hopes for the Killybegs native
Diane Harvey is driving instructor the year for second successive year
KILLYBEGS driving instructor, Diane Harvey (34), has been named Approved Driving Instructor of the Year by the Road Safety Authority for the second successive year.
Anger at Councillor’s ‘no danger’ turbine comments
ANTI-WINDFARM campaigners have criticised a County Councillor who claimed there was “absolutely no danger” to members of the public when a large section of rotor blade broke off a turbine during last Thursday’s storm near Killybegs.