Donegal GAA

Follow all the action as both teams look to book a place in the final to play Armagh

McGuinness and Joyce know each other well. As Donegal and Galway face off this weekend, their time playing together in Tralee must be consigned to the past

Donegal defenders will go up the field at every chance they get and pose a dilemma for Galway’s forwards – stick or twist?

Everybody was wrong about the football championshiop being a three-horse race. The upshot is that each of the semi-finalists are legitimate contenders for Sam Maguire

The unreasonable men involved in this weekend’s All-Ireland semi-finals welcome external help

It’s hard to remember a time when the semi-final teams were managed by such big characters as these four

Everything you need to know ahead of Armagh v Kerry and Donegal v Galway, and the Tailteann Cup final

Contrast between the two weekends will be stark but the race for Sam Maguire is remarkably open

Michael Murphy: The four counties still standing won’t have to cope with Dublin’s ruthless box-ticking but they all still have their own issues to address

Armagh’s fixture with Kerry to take place on Saturday, July 13th with Galway’s clash with Donegal set for the next day

The Kingdom is full of pragmatists; Donegal are both battle-hardened and fresh; Derry’s nihilistic streak; Tipperary’s minor miracle

Galway will face Donegal in All-Ireland semi-final while Kerry meet Armagh

Jim McGuinness’s side scored 1-21 from open play to return to semi-finals for the first time since 2014

Mickey Harte started it, Ger Brennan has continued it - the Wee County has to make sure that they’re not a one-year wonder, whatever happens against Donegal

Kieran McGeeney’s Armagh can earn a reward for their consistency in the last two years by reaching the All-Ireland semi-finals along with Dublin, Kerry and Donegal

The football championship finally gets serious with the two biggest beasts out there for everyone else to take a swing at in Croke Park this weekend

In-form defender Peadar Mogan is named Footballer of the Month for May as Donegal push for a first All-Ireland semi-final in 10 years

Louth are preparing for their maiden All-Ireland SFC quarter-final appearance against Donegal at Croke Park

Wee County’s first quarter-final appearance will also be first championship meeting with Donegal

Armagh v Roscommon will open weekend action with Donegal taking on Louth and Derry facing Kerry on Sunday

Jim McGuinness’s side were 13 points ahead by half-time in Castlebar

Three matches after winning the league, Mickey Harte’s team look like they want the season to end

Saturday was a terrific step forward for Cork and a quarter-final place beckons if they can take perform against Tyrone

Football format needs a rethink; Offaly on the march; Road trips prove successful; Waterford out despite second win

Cork are now top of the group and if they navigate their final match against Tyrone they will go into the All-Ireland quarter-finals

Jim McGuinness’s Donegal have injected some energy into a pretty drab championship but panel depth and playing style could prevent them going all the way to All-Ireland success

Everything you need to know ahead of the weekend’s football and hurling action

‘We played for the first time all year with the sense of energy and abandonment because we won Ulster’

Donegal take on Tyrone in the pick of the four games taking place on Saturday

Division One champions add provincial crown to their haul as they see off Donegal in Clones

Former manager’s Jim McGuinness's return to the helm with Donegal has resulted in a dramatic improvement, including league promotion and an Ulster title

Winning is an art and the players are the ones holding the brushes – looking to the sideline for guidance is no way to see out an Ulster final

Armagh and Donegal’s shooting was superb, but Mayo’s lack of a cutting edge again failed them in Connacht

Michael Murphy: It takes until All-Ireland quarter-finals for likely winners to emerge but non-contenders can be identified much more quickly

A golden score would seem a more fitting, yet equally dramatic, tiebreaker to a drawn football game than a penalty shootout as it retains the core disciplines of Gaelic football.

Have Cork finally uncovered Limerick’s tactical vulnerability? John Kiely laments inability to communicate with his players

Denis Walsh on Galway’s hurlers having ‘no identity or momentum’; Ken Early on ‘the worst United in more than 30 years’

Kieran McGeeney’s side losing their four-point lead cost them dearly against Donegal in the Ulster final

Heartbreaking Ulster final defeat for Armagh again as they suffer a fourth penalty shootout loss in big games

In a stellar shootout, 10 penalties were scored in the first round before Armagh’s Shane McPartlan missed in sudden death