My favourite sporting moment: Donegal and Kildare’s high summer street opera
An unexpected epic of an All-Ireland quarter-final provides magic escapism in July 2011
Weekend Gaelic Games previews
There’s club action in three provinces and 11-a-side hurling in New York
Donegal final goes to a second replay
Gaoth Dobhair and Naomh Conaill will meet for a third time on Wednesday
Odhran MacNiallais to the fore as Gaoth Dobhair claim 15th title
Long overdue victory for the Gaeltacht club helped by sending off of Marty Boyle
Donegal turn up the heat to leave Fermanagh far behind
Ninth Ulster title claimed in impressive fashion on a sun-soaked day in Clones
Donal Vaughan: Mayo’s running man for all seasons
Misunderstood and almost unnoticed, the defender is whatever his county needs him to be
GAA congress focuses on reform and All-Ireland dates
Motions to bring forward dates of finals and replays will need more support to be passed
Injury ends Neil Gallagher’s Donegal career
Two-time All Star was one of the stars of 2012 All-Ireland winning side
GAA previews and fixtures: New managers get first taste of action
Couple of leading counties to play under-21 teams in early-season competitions
One-size-fits-all punishment doing marked GAA men no favours
Referees opting for two yellow cards when top talents targeted via off-the-ball tactics
Conor McManus to shoulder a familiar load for Monaghan
Talented forward is crucial to his county’s cause in Ulster semi-final against Donegal
Jim McGuinness: How we came up with a plan to beat Dublin
In an exclusive extract from his memoir `Until Victory Always', published on October 30th, the former Donegal manager revisits the scene of one of his greatest managerial triumphs
McLoone inspires Naomh Conaill to Donegal title
Glenties side come from behind to reclaim a title they last won five years ago
Fat Face earnings slim to £36.5m in ‘bruising second quarter’
Investment into US debut weighs heavy on fashion company despite higher sales
Jim McGuinness: Hungry Mayo now have new strings to their bow
Connacht champions are better placed than ever to win football’s ultimate prize
Michael Murphy powers Donegal past Galway to set up Mayo clash
Captain proves fitness with brilliant display in midfield and attack
Brian McIver not forgotten by Donegal for pointing out light
Derry man was close to achieving breakthrough during tenure with neighbouring county
Donegal look in better shape since 2013 encounter
Retirement has claimed Tyrone legends Conor Gormley and Stephen O’Neill
Donegal driven by fear of failure
Reaching final is testament to this side’s honesty and hunger for success
Jim McGuinness brought potential to glorious reality
Donegal manager wields his magic again to bring capital to it’s knees
Goal rush seals stunning win for Donegal as champions Dublin crash out
Jim McGuinness’s side set up first ever All-Ireland final meeting with Kerry
Donegal ready to end Armagh’s rollercoaster ride
Jim McGuinness’s side further down the road in terms of development
Donegal determined to wrestle back their crown
Champions Monaghan facing a stern test in Ulster decider
McGuinnes bringing Donegal back in through the out door
Faced with a Derry team that hold onto the ball for longer than a Led Zeppelin back-catalogue, Donegal manager Jim McGuinness cut his cloth accordingly
Karl Lacey’s spirit of adventure helps drive Donegal forward
Veteran says players do not feel need to prove themselves to anyone but themselves
Donegal rearguard proves the difference
Defensive unit shows range and accuracy to finish match with solid 1-3 from play
Donegal’s scoring burst sees off Derry at Celtic Park
Michael Murphy hits 1-3 from play in key seven-minute period
Donegal’s accuracy and discipline enough to see them to a third Ulster title in a row
Monaghan will have no fear of the All-Ireland champions but won’t find a way to beat them
Three minutes of play between Down and Donegal sum up the demands of the game
It might not be pretty but it’s modern football so we must analyse it properly
Donegal inflict another defeat on Kerry
Kerry on the brink of relegation after fourth reverse of league campaign
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