By Niall Gartland THE Donegal County Board have set the wheels in motion for the appointment of a new senior intercounty manager and a number of names both inside and outside the county have been linked to the post. A five-man interview panel has been assembled with a view to finding a new manager, and […]
By Joe Brolly LIKE Freddie Kruger re-appearing at the window, the Cats never die. On Sunday, over the course of two electrifying hurling contests (are there any other sort?), I jumped up and sat down. I held my hands over my face. I shouted at the television. I groaned and twisted on the sofa. From […]
WITH the news of Paddy Carr’s resignation as Donegal manager, we need to pull together even more. There has been a lot of stuff thrown about recently and I don’t think that’s it helped the management or players so it’s now time to draw a line under this and move on for the good of […]
Three players outline Jim McGuinness’s coaching style which led to Donegal’s semi-final win over Dublin in 2014
Rumours connecting Donegal man with Armagh are well wide of mark
In 2010, no one expected anything of the Tir Chonaill U21s, except for Jim McGuinness
In the final part of his recent Donegal managerial series, Kevin Cassidy has opened up on his time spent under Jim McGuinness.
AS I made my way out of the changing rooms In Crossmaglen in 2010 after our humiliation against Armagh, I really thought that I had played my last game for Donegal. I was still young and had plenty in the tank, but there were things outside of football that I wanted to hone in on. […]
Declan Bogue has said that Jim McGuinness’s decision to ask Kevin Cassidy to rejoin the panel in 2012 was a sign that the manager knew he was wrong.
Author Declan Bogue looks back at one of football’s most infamous sagas
