Tom Comack

1 week ago | donegallive.ie | Tom Comack

Glenea United got the result they needed to ensure their return to the top-flight of the Donegal League came as Temple Domestic Appliances Division 1 champions. Darren McGeever and Shaun Curran scored the goals, both in the first half, to take a giant step towards a return to the top flight after two seasons in the second tier. And the locals had some anxious moments early in the second period when Daithi Gordon scored the Castlefin Celtic goal.

2 weeks ago | donegallive.ie | Tom Comack

Going into the final league clash of the season the margins at the top of the Donegal League Temple Domestic Division 1 are wafer thin. Glenea United lead the way on 37 points with Donegal Town right behind them on 36. And to add even more spice to the mix on the last day, Lagan Harps are also right in the equation on 35 points. Table-toppers Glenea are at home to Castlefin Celtic, Donegal Town host Ballybofey United while Langan entertain Gweedore United.

2 weeks ago | donegallive.ie | Tom Comack

Buncrana turned on the style with a power-packed performance to put Gaoth Dobhair to the sword in Magheragallon on Saturday evening. John Campbell hit eight points in this Division 1 encounter, all in the first half, and three of them two-pointers in the seven-point win in what Buncrana’s first game at the famous west Donegal ground since 1997. Dylan Mulholland, who was in devastating form up front, posted 0-6 for the Gary Duffy-managed Inishowen side.

2 weeks ago | donegallive.ie | Tom Comack

After losing narrowly away to Aodh Ruadh last weekend Dungloe got back to winning ways in Division 2 with a big win over Gaeil Fhánada on Saturday evening in Rosses Park. Karl McGee, Oisin Bonner and Oisin McKelvey scored the goals for the locals who led 1-4 to 0-2 at half-time. Bonner scored two of the Dungloe goals and second-half substitute McKelvey scored the other three-pointer.

3 weeks ago | donegallive.ie | Tom Comack

Unlike his great Derry midfield rival during his playing days Brian McGilligan, Anthony Molloy is upbeat about Donegal’s prospects in Sunday’s huge Ulster SFC preliminary opener in Ballybofey. The 1992 All-Ireland winning captain feels that Jim McGuinness did the necessary groundwork in the NFL and that Donegal and Derry are in two very different places in the lead-in to the weekend. “We had a good league and got out of it exactly what we needed,” said Molloy.