It may be the only way…. Ahead of the All-Ireland final on Sunday, there is no doubt that Donegal boss Jim McGuinness has a plan in mind for stopping Kerry’s maverick, David Clifford. Over the years, many of the sport’s best have tried to curb his output, but such is his talent that it is […]
6 months ago
“Don’t really have much time for those boys.” Eamon McGee starred for Donegal during Jim McGuinness’s first stint as Donegal manager, during which they won three Ulster titles and the 2012 All-Ireland. The main man on the pitch, of course, was talismanic captain Michael Murphy. And McGuinness’s return as manager last season – which resulted […]
1 year ago
“Obviously the big one is, will he look at Michael Murphy?” Former Donegal star Eamon McGee believes that Jim McGuinness may go after retired county players to bolster his squad for his first season back. McGuinness previously managed Donegal from 2011-2014, in a time where he won three Ulster titles and the county’s second ever […]
2 years ago
“What ever is left in the tank now I intend to give it all to Gaoth Dobhair.” Donegal’s Neil McGee has officially called time on his inter-county career after 17 years of service. The monstrous full back has been a servant to his county since making his debut way back in 2005, and in many […]
3 years ago
“David was in bed for three days sick.” David Moran has had a fantastic season, particularly because he wasn’t’ necessarily guaranteed a spot in the team at the start of the year. Throughout the league campaign and early rounds of the championship, Jack O’Connor used the 34-year-old sparingly, never really nailing him down as a […]
3 years ago
Are football fans spoilt? Many assumed that the All-Ireland final between Galway and Kerry would be a boring, defensive and cagey affair, but we were all pleasantly surprised to be treated to an entertaining game of football. The shootout between David Clifford and Shane Walsh was value for money in itself, with some world class […]
3 years ago