By Michael McMullan BOTH Ulster semi-finals are down for decision tonight (Wednesday), both streamed live on TG4 YouTube. Donegal v Tyrone (St Mary’s Convoy – Wednesday – 7.30pm) Finnbarr Roarty will be the most watched man in Convoy when Donegal welcome Ulster and All-Ireland champions Tyrone. The Tyrone camp will have eyes locked into the […]
Report: Donegal book semi-final spot with stoppage time winner in Derry
Donegal 1-12 Derry 1-11 By Michael McMullan A STOPPAGE time point from Shane Callaghan booked Donegal’s spot in the Ulster U-20 semi-finals. Ger Dillon’s two-point free looked to have earned the Oakleafers a draw. Advertisement A draw would have put Derry in pole position to top the group but they now head into the quarter-finals. […]
Ulster’s Team of the League
The league is over and it was typically dramatic, Shaun Casey selects the 15 that stood out for Ulster counties. 1 Gavin Mulreany (Donegal) NOBODY could have imagined how comfortably Mulreany would pick up the number one jersey and replace Shaun Patton. He’s had to step forward in the absence of one of the best in […]
Review of the year in Donegal: A journey to the final step
Second fiddle to Kerry THE second season of Donegal under the return of Jim McGuinness went according to plan until the final Sunday. From the moment Kerry won the All-Ireland final throw-in and Gavin White surged forward to make a point for Dylan Geaney after 11 seconds, Donegal were in trouble. Kerry were on it. […]
Ulster Freshers aiming to bridge a seven-year gap
By Michael McMullan DONEGAL All-Star and Young Footballer of the year Finnbarr Roarty will lead Ulster University Freshers into this week’s All-Ireland A League final. The Ulster side will face ATU Galway on Thursday night (7.30pm) at the GAA’s National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown. Six Ulster counties are represented in a squad that also […]
McGuinness’ extra ingredients in key moments
By Michael McMullan AS Saturday’s Ulster final ticked into the final seconds of extra-time, Jim McGuinness could only look on. His hands were tied. It was down to the players. All his cards were on the table. After a glance at the clock, he fixed his eyes on Stephen McMenamin and Finnbarr Roarty as they […]





