Paddy Mcbrearty

Darragh Ó Sé: Too many strings to Dubs' bow for Donegal

Beauty of Super 8s is that every team is stepping onto virgin ground in terms of format

Jim McGuinness: Fine details are key as real business starts

Pace, aggression and tactical acumen a common theme for Dubs, Kerry and Donegal

Donegal turn up the heat to leave Fermanagh far behind

Ninth Ulster title claimed in impressive fashion on a sun-soaked day in Clones

GAA weekend that was: Wicklow have grounds for complaint

Seán Moran and Ian O’Riordan take a look back at the weekend’s big talking points

Tyrone leave Donegal with real relegation scrap after Omagh win

Mickey Harte’s side take the two points from tense encounter at Healy Park

Dublin pull away for win after Donegal get too close for comfort

Jim Gavin’s side change gear late on after Donegal twice come within a point

Slaughtneil secure another Ulster Final berth in impressive fashion

Derry champions have six points to spare on Donegal side Kilcar

The David Clifford effect: What can we expect and when?

In the qualifier era only three players have started in senior final one year out of minor

Galway reborn as 13-man Donegal sent crashing out

Seán Armstrong’s influence key as Tribesmen seal quarter-final slot

GAA Statistics: Defensive Galway not protecting fullback line

Donegal need to emulate Tipperary and Roscommon's tactics to expose Tribesmen

Jim Gavin refuses to look back in anger ahead of Donegal clash

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

Jim McGuinness: Dublin v Donegal and Mayo v Tyrone: a huge day for football

Get ready for an epic double-bill in Croke Park on Saturday. Four teams convinced they can win

Bring on Dublin, says Donegal’s McBrearty

Kilcar marksman was on fire against Cork, and when he gathered he pointed

GAA statistics: More handpassing in Gaelic games than in rugby

Players in both sports now share a lot in common when it comes to required skill sets

Darragh Ó Sé: Dublin could pay dear for weakened defence

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

Conor McManus to shoulder a familiar load for Monaghan

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

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