Patrick Morrison: Goalkeepers aged 32+


This week’s article focuses on our final stage within my Levelled Progression Model. Up to this edition we have discussed the ‘Formative’ levels (1-4), the ‘Functional’ levels (5 & 6) and now we will discuss the ‘Future’ level, so called because it will highlight the stage of a goalkeeper’s career that deals with their retirement […]


Pomeroy are aiming high


Pomeroy are aiming high Pomeroy has made massive strides on and off the pitch in recent years – and they have no intention of stopping OUR GROUNDS New developments Advertisement at Páirc Phluinceid POMEROY has always been a club that has aimed high. Maybe it’s the fact that it’s the highest village in the north, […]


Cumann Chat: Cavanagh deserves the benefit of the doubt


Cavanagh deserves the benefit of the doubt IT’S good that there is some GAA news to keep us occupied during the lockdown, and Sean Cavanagh certainly stepped up the plate this week. His use of the phrase “up here in the UK” was a strange one in an interview with RTE, and understandably ruffled some […]


Clarke again dismisses AFL recruiting link


By Niall McCoy FORMER Down star Martin Clarke has reiterated his stance that he is not involved in recruiting potential players for Australian Rules teams. The former Collingwood man was speaking on the Load of Balls podcast, hosted by John Fegan, and covered a range of issues from Australia to Down’s 2010 All-Ireland adventure to […]


Kevin Cassidy: The top five games I’ve been involved in


THIS week I am going to look at the top five Donegal games I played in. I hope it sparks some nice memories for Tir Chonaill fans. 5) Donegal v Dublin 2002 My first experience of a sold-out Croke Park as we faced the Dubs in the All-Ireland quarter-final. When Croke Park was redeveloped and […]