Colm Mcfadden

Donegal corner back follows Colm McFadden into retirement

Dublin manager claims opponents are deliberately trying to provoke forward

Dublin manager makes no reference to seismic defeat to Ulster side in 2014

Donegal are in decline but Mickey Harte’s Tyrone are absolutely galloping over the hill

I felt Tyrone’s drive and mentality was coming from something bigger or beyond themselves

The sides don’t hate each other, but the temperature never drops below simmering point

Talented forward is crucial to his county’s cause in Ulster semi-final against Donegal

Rivals to champions should be preparing now for potential meeting later in season

All-Ireland champions produce accurate and dominant display in Allianz League semi

How Donegal boss Rory Gallagher will use experienced forward remains to be seen

Gweedore man prefers to play further up the field as he proved against Mayo

Recent new-look Donegal teams could look to a bench loaded with senior players

Donegal captain enjoyed a ‘fairytale’ final year playing with St Eunan’s, Letterkenny

In an exclusive extract from his memoir `Until Victory Always', published on October 30th, the former Donegal manager revisits the scene of one of his greatest managerial triumphs

Donegal benefit from late equaliser, while Galway look to improve performance level

Magnificent Murphy to the fore as Galway are overrun in a one-sided second half

Captain proves fitness with brilliant display in midfield and attack

Monaghan likely to battle hard but superior firepower will be too much for challengers

Derry’s failure to take chances leaves McIver wondering what might have been

Armagh lack the same range of attacking options and control as Ulster champions

League final showed metropolitans remain vulnerable to the quick counterattack

Both managers take positives out of performance’s from their respective sides