Manager O’Donnell looks to Carn’s next crusade
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By Michael McMullan IT has been a magical championship season in Carndonagh and the footballers are up next this weekend. The hurlers and camogs have county silverware tucked away. There is a chance of making it a treble when they take on Naomh Pádraig Uisce Chaoin in Sunday’s Intermediate football final. It’s an all-Inishowen decider […]


Dowling excited by crunch semi-final clash
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By Ryan Ferry ST EUNAN’S midfielder Eoin Dowling welcomes the cut-throat nature of knock-out football and is eagerly awaiting Saturday nights semi-final clash with Gaoth Dobhair at MacCumhaill Park. The Letterkenny side cruised through the group phase, with three wins and a draw, and then got the better of Dungloe last week. After losing to […]


Gerard Callaghan: A giant of Inishowen
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By Michael McMullan There would have been few prouder people at The Scarvey in Buncrana this weekend than Gerard Callaghan, who sadly passed away in recent weeks. With four Inishowen clubs going head-to-head in the semi-finals of the Intermediate Football Championship, he’d have been bursting with pride. He was a native of Burt, a giant […]


Feature: The rise of Inishowen
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Four Inishowen clubs remain in the race for Donegal intermediate glory. Michael McMullan spoke to Malin Chairman Pat McLaughlin and Donegal Communications Officer Sinéad Breen ahead of the semi-final weekend GAELS from across Donegal will descend on Buncrana this weekend with the Intermediate Championship semi-finals down for decision. Burt were last winners in 2016 and […]


McLaughlin looking ahead to derby clash
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By Michael McMullan ST Michael’s and Glenswilly are the last two teams in quarter-final action this weekend in the Donegal Senior Football Championship. They lock horns on Sunday evening in O’Donnell Park, and St Michael’s player Daniel McLaughlin knows what is coming down the tracks. “It’s a derby game with a bit of history going down […]


Devenney expects Jim to learn from 2026 failings
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By Niall Gartland FORMER Donegal forward Brendan Devenney was glad to hear this week’s news that Jim McGuinness will remain in charge of their senior intercounty footballers – and he adds that McGuinness’ detractors should be careful what they wish for. Devenney says that there were some murmurings of discontent in the wake of their All-Ireland quarter-final exit at the […]