ST EUNAN’S Under-21s are without ace marksman Sean Hume for Saturday’s Paddy McLarnon Ulster Under-21 Tournament quarter-final against Down champions Warrenpoint at the Kickhams Creggan club in Antrim.
Hume the toast of Letterkenny as ‘Eunan’s bridge 11-year gap
SEAN Hume was the toast of Letterkenny on Saturday after his dramatic last-ditch goal clinched the Under 21 ‘A’ Championship for St Eunan’s against Kilcar in a pulsating encounter in Convoy.
No excuses as Maxi Curran says: ‘St Eunan’s made too many errors’ in UIster semi
MAXI Curran was offered a few excuses, but the St Eunan’s manager accepted none of them following Sunday’s Ulster semi-final loss against Omagh St Enda’s
Report: Barry Tierney goal the difference as St Eunan’s bow out of Ulster
ON an afternoon of wafer-thin margins, Barry Tierney’s first-half goal fired Omagh St Enda’s through to their first-ever Ulster senior club final and left St Eunan’s with that nagging, haunting feeling of emptiness.
Termon Ladies into All-Ireland final as Urris reach Ulster junior decider
TERMON Ladies booked their place in the All-Ireland final and Urris have pencilled the Ulster Junior final into their diaries after a mixed day for Donegal’s clubs in Championship action yesterday.
Ulster semi ‘an unbelievable chance’ for St Eunan’s – Maxi Curran
ST EUNAN’S manager Maxi Curran says Sunday’s Ulster semi-final against Omagh St Enda’s is the biggest game in the club’s history (Celtic Park, Derry, throw-in 2.30pm).
How St Eunan’s prepared for Ulster campaign ‘Stateside’ in 1969
Chris McNulty delves into the archives ahead of Sunday’s Ulster semi-final…
Rory Kavanagh – October 2014 Donegal News Sports Personality of the Month
Rory Kavanagh was excellent as the St Eunan’s midfielder bounced back from All-Ireland disappointment to fire his club to championship glory
St Eunan’s manager Maxi Curran says ‘Donegal is very strong’ as three clubs bid for Ulster final spots
ST EUNAN’S boss Maxi Curran says that Donegal football has never been stronger ahead of a weekend that sees Donegal’s senior, intermediate and junior champions all chasing places in their respective Ulster finals.
Report: Comfortable and controlled display sees St Eunan’s through
ST EUNAN’S 1-09 ROSLEA SHAMROCKS 0-06 REPORT BY CHRIS MCNULTY AT O’DONNELL PARK ST EUNAN’S put Fermanagh champions Roslea to the sword to book their ticket to the Ulster Club semi-finals. Advertisement It was only St Eunan’s third ever win in the Ulster Championship and Maxi Curran’s team are now just an hour off the […]