A NOTABLE win for Monaghan as they defeated Kerry for the first time in 27 years, winning 1-11 to 0-10 in Tralee. The victory ...

By Michael McMullan DONEGAL have another chance to run eyes over their entire panel this weekend with a trip to Mayo. Manager ...

OFTEN matches are labelled ‘must-win’ and that’s certainly the case for Tyrone – but is it also ‘must-lose’ for Donegal? The problem for the hosts is that they may already be in a ...

Welcome to the league that everyone loves … until someone else takes your fancy. And by ‘someone else’ we mean your first championship date. “I do feel that everyone in Division 1 wants to ...

The following deaths have taken place in Donegal: The death had occurred of Jenna Shovlin, The Rock, Clogher West, Portnoo, Donegal. Ms Shovlin passed away suddenly in Manhattan, New York. She will be ...

Hurling action dominates this weekend's fixtures as a host of exciting matchups lie ahead. Limerick will be looking to build on their win against Tipperary last weekend as they sit fifth in ...

Stephen Bennett is grateful to Waterford hurling boss Peter Queally for talking him out of retirement during the off-season. Plagued by injury last season, the 29-year-old former All-Star was on the ...

Donegal GAA received another huge boost today with confirmation that Karl Lacey is to return as ‘Performance Lead’ of the academy. Earlier this week the 2012 All-Ireland winner, and Donegal’s most ...

A teenager and a young man have died, and two others are in a serious condition after the car they were in crashed into a house in Donegal ... local GAA club Chloich Cheann Fhaola postponed ...

Two Mayo footballers have been included in the GAA.ie Team of the Week. Defender Donnacha McHugh was named at corner-back. The Castlebar Mitchels man put on a teak-tough defensive performance against ...

Donegal GAA have confirmed the appointment of Karl Lacey as manager of the U16 football squad for the 2025 season with the four-time Allstar winner returning to the county as a coach for the first ...

The GAA’s national fixtures body warned the association risked facing “reputational damage” because of clock-hooter issues prior to Sunday’s controversial ending in Mullingar. Meath won ...