Ulster champions Donegal are through to another provincial semi-final after they held off a late surge from Monaghan in front of a crowd of more than 16,000 in Clones. Having led from the fifth ...

8 Finbarr Roarty: Had some really good moments again. Kicked Donegal’s last score himself. Comfortable against Garland defensively and alert to doubling up on McCarthy. Struggled a bit on ...

A community in Co Donegal has been left in shock after the Catholic church was destroyed in a fire. The blaze broke out at Teach Pobail Mhuire in Doirí Beaga in Gaoth Dobhair. Five units of the ...

That was a great bit of Easter Sunday entertainment. Donegal are into the Ulster semi-finals. The holders were made to work for it, though. Having built a seven-point lead, Monaghan charged back ...

Did a solid job on him too with a lot of Donegal’s successful attacks coming from other sources. 6.5 Dessie Ward: A brilliant display laced with wonderful leadership and quality. After missing ...

Monaghan and Donegal clash in an Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final this afternoon, with the match taking place in Clones. After three entertaining quarter-finals, there is just one ...

After the Ballybofey Riviera that they experienced two weeks ago, it's a very different climatic experience today for the Donegal fans who have made the journey to Clones. It's rather baltic let's ...

You can check out at any time. More info Donegal edged past Monaghan this afternoon in a gripping Ulster Senior Football Championship encounter. While the game was excellent, unfortunately ...

THE need for two-pointers was the reason Monaghan almost pulled off a famous comeback against Donegal, according to wing-back Conor McCarthy. McCarthy and his Farney teammates rattled Donegal in ...

Donegal keeper Shaun Patton still had to take the kickout and after the ball went out for a Monaghan line ball, Ryan O'Toole gathered the size five in his hands only for the hooter to sound.

Maybe we expected Ulster champions Donegal to walk through this like a bank holiday stroll but in the end they got a bit of a fright before emerging victorious before a crowd of more than 16,000 in ...

A DONEGAL student has been praised for her “profound empathy” after winning first prize in the Third Year and TY Flash Fiction Category in the prestigious Allingham Festival Secondary Schools ...