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Hopefully we can hold on to that Ulster crowm, But who would you most like to beat on final day in Clones assuming we dont get them along the way?

Those whingers from Tyrone
Memories of 1992 and 2011 and Derry
You never get the feeling of true champions without taking down Down
Antrim might be a nice easy one

 

Ulster GAA announces Phoenix Elite Academy Ulster GAA has announced the 2012 Phoenix Elite Academy for promising young GAA Gaelic Footballers and Hurlers.
McGuinness plays down expectations Jim McGuinness is adamant Donegal won't be burdened by the favourites' tag in Sunday's Ulster SFC opener against Cavan.
Lacey focused on retaining crown Karl Lacey says putting Ulster SFC titles back-to-back would be "something special".
Minors face tough test against champions Donegal manager Stephen Friel admits his team face "a mammoth task" in their Ulster MFC opener against holders Cavan at Kingspan Breffni Park on Sunday.
McGuinness wary of Breffnimen The recent managerial upheaval in Cavan will make them a more dangerous proposition for Donegal on Sunday, Jim McGuinness believes.
Five newcomers in Cavan selection New Cavan manager Terry Hyland has chosen five newcomers on his team to face Donegal.
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Fixtures Donegal GAA Fixtures
The lads will be fine without me - Murphy Michael Murphy is confident Donegal can beat Cavan without him.
Donegal Northern Board GAA Donegal Northern Board
Donegal trio fit for Cavan test Karl Lacey, Ryan Bradley and Christy Toye have recovered from injury in time for Donegal's first Ulster SFC defence against Cavan next Sunday.
Rackard Cup: Donegal and Armagh march on Donegal and Armagh have qualified for the semi-finals of the Nicky Rackard Cup following wins over Monaghan and Sligo respectively.
Exodus concerns Donegal Donegal are concerned by the amount of players that are leaving the county.
Hurlers on a high Donegal manager Ray Durack admits that his side are on a high going into this weekend's clash against Monaghan.
County appeals to clubs Clubs have been urged not to play their county minors in this weekend's All-County league games.
Brian McEniff Laochra Gael Donegal's greatest football manager Brian McEniff will feature in the sixth episode of the new series of Laochra Gael on Thursday the 10th May at 22.00 on TG4 with a repeat on Sunday the 13th at 21.00.
Ring, Rackard and Meagher venues confirmed The times and venues for this Saturday's Christy Ring, Nicky Rackard and Lory Meagher round 2 games have been released.
Calling all GAA clubs Down Under At long last we have created a section totally dedicated to GAA affairs in Australia.
Fixtures This weeks Donegal GAA Fixtures
Donegal Northern Board GAA A strong gale in Portsalon meant that this was very much a game of two halves.
Ring, Rackard and Meagher Cup round 2 draws The draw for round 2 the Christy Ring, Nicky Rackard and Lory Meagher Cups has been made.
SF challenge: Donegal comeback downs Mayo Donegal received a pre-championship boost when they edged out Mayo in a SF challenge at Swinford yesterday.
Rackard Cup: Armagh and Donegal make winning starts Armagh and Donegal are up and running in the Nicky Rackard Cup after they overcame Louth and Roscommon respectively in today's first round ties.
Lacey hopes to play against Mayo Karl Lacey hopes to make his return to the Donegal colours in Sunday evening's challenge match against Mayo in Swinford.
Hurlers begin Rackard Cup campaign Donegal will make their return to the Nicky Rackard Cup competition after a four-year absence tomorrow when they play host to Roscommon in Letterkenny.
Big weekend for Ardara's Connie Ardara man Connie Molloy is hoping to manage New York to an historic Connacht SFC victory over Sligo in Gaelic Park on Sunday.
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Dunnion injured again Barry Dunnion is back on the treatment table, but Donegal manager Jim McGuinness doesn't expect him to be sidelined for too long.
Queen's University Club launch past members Golf Classic The Queens University Golf Classic (sponsored by McAleer & Teague) takes place on Friday, 11th May at Rockmount Golf Course, Carryduff.
Fixtures This weeks Donegal GAA Fixtures
More than a game … Mayo to play Donegal in honour of Garda Robert McCallion The late Garda Robert McCallion will be fondly remembered by family, friends and colleagues on May 6th
Ulster MFL shield: Armagh too good for Donegal An impressive Armagh side outscored Donegal by 13-points in the Ulster Minor football league shield final at Clones on Saturday afternoon.
Donegal Northern Board GAA Letterkenny Gaels got back to winning ways at Pairc na nGael on Friday evening last when they defeated Termon. The first half was a close affair with Gaels leading four points to two at the break.
Lacey returns for Donegal Donegal defender Karl Lacey has returned to training following a hamstring injury.
Mayo test for footballers Donegal continue their preparations for the Ulster championship by playing Mayo in a challenge on Sunday May 6th.
Minors take on Armagh Donegal minors play Armagh in the Ulster shield football final at Clones on Saturday afternoon.
Ulster Council reduces ticket prices The Ulster Council has drawn praise from hard-pressed fans after reducing its admission prices for this year's provincial football championship.
Cúchulainn Cup improves Community Relations The fourth annual Ulster GAA Cross Community Cúchulainn Cup brought together young men from all sections of the community in Ulster to compete in a Gaelic Game of two halves, one of hurling and one of Gaelic Football.
Ulster reduce championship ticket prices Following the trend of increased attendances at all of their competitions this year, Ulster GAA have announced a new admission price structure for the 2012 Championship.
Donegal Northern Board GAA The April meeting of the Donegal Northern Board will take place in St Eunans GAA Centre on Monday 30th April commencing at 7.30 pm sharp.
Murphy to miss start of championship Donegal assistant manager Rory Gallagher has confirmed that Michael Murphy will miss the Ulster SFC opener against Cavan on May 20.
Rafferty return six weeks away It'll be another six weeks before Donegal's Kevin Rafferty is back in full training.
Dunnion glad to be back Barry Dunnion is happy to be back in the Donegal football set-up after five injury-plagued years.
Harkin to lead fundraising drive Former county chairman Danny Harkin has been appointed chairman of the Donegal GAA supporters' club, Club Tir Chonaill.
Big weekend of club action It's a busy weekend on the local club scene with a full programme of matches down for decision in Divisions 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the league.
Ardara GAA Club launch brand new website CLG Ard an Rátha has launched a brand new and independent GAA website that will provide coverage of all its games and events over the course of the season.
Murphy in fitness race Michael Murphy is in a race against time to be fit for Donegal's Ulster SFC opener against Cavan on May 20.
Fixtures Please find the fixtures for next week for Donegal GAA
Donegal Northern Board GAA Fanad were first out of the blocks with two early points from the stylish Oisín Shiels. The Gaels eventually settled and went in at half time
HL3A: Henderson guides Donegal to safety Lee Henderson scored 1-6 as Donegal preserved their Allianz Hurling League Division 3A status at Sligo's expense in Brewster Park.
Management returns: five who went back Sean Boylan is set to return as Meath manager for a second time, seven years after his 23-year spell as county manager came to an end. They say you 'should never go back', so we look at the fate of five men who did just that.
Donegal man set for top GAA role Donegal's Tom Daly will be elected as a Trustee of the Gaelic Athletic Association at this weekend's annual Congress.
Hurlers bid to avoid drop Donegal hurlers face Sligo this weekend in the division 3A relegation play off.
Donegal launch major fundraiser Donegal have set themselves the target of raising €125,000 over the next seven weeks for the development of their new Centre of Excellence.
Contribute to John Egan Book of Condolence The John Egan Book of Condolence has received a huge volume of tributes from Gaels around the world.
Dunnion back in Donegal fold Barry Dunnion has re-joined the Donegal football squad after a long injury layoff.
Donegal Fixtures This weeks Donegal Fixtures
Two well matched teams in close encounter Moville U-16 boys travelled to Buncrana on Monday 9th April for a 7pm throw-in for a game between two teams both with their eye on top spot in the league.
Murphy to play waiting game Michael Murphy isn't sure when he'll return to competitive action.
McFadden shares credit Colm McFadden is not slow in sharing the praise with his Donegal team-mates.
Donegal Northern Board GAA Two Goals in each half gave the visitors a comfortable victory over St Michaels at the Bridge on Friday evening.
Donegal Camogie notes The U14 Camogie Feile Was held on Thursday in cold and wet conditions.
Donegal's desire pleases McGuinness Jim McGuinness praised Donegal's battling qualities after they beat Armagh yesterday to retain their Division 1 status.
FL1: Armagh down as Donegal survive Donegal's 0-13 to 0-10 win over Armagh at Ballybofey condemned the visitors to the drop.
McHugh: Donegal will give it "everything we have" Mark McHugh promises that Donegal will be giving their all against Armagh.
Donegal sweat over duo Donegal are sweating over the availability of Patrick McBrearty and Colm McFadden.
Donegal 'keeper displays his scoring ability Donegal goalkeeper Michael Boyle showed that Stephen Cluxton is not the only 'keeper to score points.
UK transfers reached 266 in three months The number of players transferred from clubs at home to the UK reached 266 in the first three months of the year.
Effect of RTE cutbacks on GAA coverage? Though the current deal with the GAA has two years to run, proposed cutbacks in RTE expenditure could have a major impact on coverage of the national games down the line.
Contribute to Jim Stynes Book of Condolence The Jim Stynes Book of Condolence has received a huge volume of tributes from Gaels around the world.
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