Killybegs

Killybegs GAA will be holding Operation Reformation from the second week in January for eight weeks. Killybegs notes – ‘Operation Reformation’ starts in January was last modified: December 31st, 2015…

THE FIXTURES AND VENUES for next month’s North-West Under-21 Cup have been confirmed.

  THE OLD line about teams having ‘a good mix of experience and youth’ is something of a cliché in sport, but Rory Gallagher, the Donegal manager, will hope it…

THE DONEGAL PRO, ED BYRNE, has said that inaccurate teams being submitted by clubs for match programmes are doing a ‘disservice’ to supporters. Ed Byrne: Inaccurate teams in programmes doing…

DONEGAL COUNTY CHAIRMAN SEAN DUNNION has identified four key areas to tackle in 2016, his fourth year in the position. Chairman Sean Dunnion cites four ‘key areas’ for Donegal GAA…

THE SITUATION THAT sees a number of important games still left to play in the Donegal GAA calendar has been branded as ‘insanity’. Outstanding games in GAA calendar branded ‘insane’…

  DONEGAL’S LOSS to Monaghan in the Ulster final and subsequent defeat by Mayo in the All-Ireland quarter-final resulted in significantly reduced income and expenditure for the County Board in…

  PADDY TINNEY has been elected to the Donegal GAA County Executive for the first time, while PJ McGowan and Fergus McGee have returned to the top table on a…

NAOMH COLMCILLE CAME through an entertaining County Under-21 ‘B’ semi-final against Killybegs in Convoy this afternoon. Audio: Ryan McKinley puts focus on Naomh Colmcille’s final challenge was last modified: December…

NAOMH COLMCILLE booked their place in the Donegal Under-21 ‘B’ final after defeating Killybegs in an absorbing, heart-stopping semi-final in Convoy. Naomh Colmcille reach Under-21 ‘B’ final after chaotic semi…