Johnny Mcdonnell

The day of the underdog is the best day that the GAA can give the country. And on a special weekend, when the teams and events of a hundred years ago (...)

Johnny McDonnell (84) has prostate cancer and bone cancer, and lives in a caravan in Dublin with no running water. A resident of St Dominic’s Park, a(...)

Dublin City University qualified for their first ever Collingwood Cup decider on Tuesday as both of last year’s finalists went out of the competition (...)

In both his personal as well as his professional football life, Brian Gartland has never looked back since joining Dundalk five years ago. Having des(...)

Former Finn Harps midfielder Tom Mohan has been appointed manager of the Irish Under-19 team following the recent departure of Paul Doolin after six y(...)

Former Republic of Ireland midfielder Mark Kinsella is to succeed Johnny McDonnell as manager of Drogheda United with the 43-year-old initially takin(...)

Keith Treacy has become the latest former Republic of Ireland international to be recruited by a League of Ireland club with the 26 year-old Dubliner (...)

Drogheda United 1 Dundalk 2 If Dundalk’s first priority here was to put a bit of distance between them and their title rivals before turning th(...)

With the chasing pack all involved in European games, Dundalk have the opportunity to go six points clear at the top of the table on Friday, but to d(...)

Sligo Rovers 2 Drogheda United 0 Striker Dinny Corcoran scored twice as Sligo Rovers finally won a Premier Division game at home on Saturday. (...)