THIS weekend the semi-finals of the Donegal senior football championship take place as the last four teams in the county do battle in the race for the Dr Maguire Cup. Long before the competition started, all the talk was about the big four and indeed it has been that way for the last 10 years […]
By Shaun Casey IT’S all to play for in the Donegal Senior Football Championship as the quarter-finalists will be determined after this weekend’s round four contests. A number of teams have already entered their name into the last eight hat given their unbeaten run through the group stages. Reigning champions St Eunan’s have won all […]
By Shaun Casey ST MICHAEL’S are currently going through a period of transition, having lost star players in the shape of Colm McFadden and Christy Toye over the last few years. That means the youth are getting their chance to shine, led by Donegal star Michael Langan. “We’ve gone through a bit of a period […]
WITH two group games played here in Donegal, things are hotting up as the third round of group games take place this weekend in the Senior Football Championship. I’ve stated before that given the nature of our championship and how it is structured, things are slow to get going. After this weekend, things will get […]
By Shaun Casey FOLLOWING a hard fought two-point win over Naomh Conaill, Kilcar were crowned as Division One league champions. Conor Cunningham, enjoying his first year in charge of his home club, admits that getting their hands on the league title wasn’t the main target at the start of the season, but the extra game […]
By Michael McMullan NAOMH Conaill have confirmed Martin Regan’s return to the senior manager post. Regan stepped aside last November, but the club have confirmed to Gaelic Life that he is back in the hot seat. Regan has yet to appoint a management team, but Michael McLaughlin, who was part of his backroom team, won’t […]
Glenties stalwart so disappointed with Monday’s news
Clubs’ county contingent shouldn’t have been back with Donegal
Ciaran Thompson outlines Naomh Conaill’s rise this year.
Kevin Cassidy outlines the strengths and weaknesses of the Ulster Club finalists.
