A Tipperary woman who won €10,000 towards her dream wedding wants answers after she was told the website that ran the competition has left her around €7,000 short.

A Tipperary woman who won €10,000 towards her dream wedding wants answers after she was told the website that ran the competition has left her around €7,000 short.

The greatest provincial rivalry of this decade has often been damned as excuses for cynicism, over-aggression and downright defensive football.

Naomh Conaill (Donegal) 1-11 Trillick (Tyrone) 2-9: Tyrone champions Trillick hung on for dear life as they pipped Donegal’s Naomh Conaill in the AIB Ulster Club Championship quarter-final in Ballybofey yesterday.

Naomh Conaill 0-11 St Eunan’s 0-10: Naomh Conaill of Glenties captured a third Donegal SFC title with victory over St Eunan’s of Letterkenny in a peculiar final in Ballybofey yesterday.

Two minutes before half-time in the 2011 Ulster semi-final, Tyrone ripped through the blanket and Brian McGuigan fed Stephen O’Neill, who cut inside two Donegal defenders.

A Meath resident who stars in a TV programme about prisoners and their families has avoided a jail term for a raid and an attempted raid over two years ago.

Dermot Molloy has left the Donegal panel and will concentrate on his club football as tries to "find the spark again".

Donegal 2-16 Queen’s 1-08: Rory Gallagher posted his first win as Donegal manager as his side comfortably overcame Queen’s University Belfast in miserable conditions in Ballybofey yesterday.

Naomh Conaill may appeal their defeat by Glenswilly in the RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta Donegal SFC semi-final to the Ulster Hearings Committee.

The RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta Donegal SFC was in a state of limbo last night as an appeal by Naomh Conaill into the result of Sunday’s semi-final was being discussed by the Competitions’ Control Committee.

The RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta Donegal SFC final will be a local derby next Sunday with Glenswilly and St Eunan’s of Letterkenny winning their respective semi-finals.

The Donegal SFC began with a bang this weekend with Kilcar defeating the 2013 champions Glenswilly.

A few years ago a television advertising campaign proclaimed that this was rugby country. The marketing team that came up with it had obviously never been to Glenties to see the Jim McGuinness effect.

Brian McEniff fancies Jim McGuinness on Sunday to make up for the last time he faced Jim Gavin in Championship football.

Antrim 0-12 Donegal 3-16

Donegal 3-16 Antrim 0-12

Donegal and Monaghan retain their position of strength at the top of Division 2 of the Allianz Football League after their wins over Louth and Laois.

In the accompanying panel, Donegal stick out like a sore thumb.

Donegal moved back to the top of Division 2 this afternoon as they defeated Monaghan 2-11 to 0-10 in a repeat of last year's Ulster final in Letterkenny.

Galway 0-12 Donegal 1-16

Galway 0-12 Donegal 1-16

While the majority of Donegal’s panel are eyeing a third successive Ulster final win, Paddy McGrath would prefer to call it his fourth.

There were some big casualties in the Raidió na Gaeltachta Donegal SFC at the weekend in its first season using first round groups.

Michael Murphy might have been the man who lifted Sam Maguire last September, but the Donegal captain has eyes for only Tyrone and the Ulster championship this Sunday.

Cork 0-12 Donegal 0-10

Cork 0-12 Donegal 0-10

Economists will know a term called ‘opportunity cost’ is the value of the overlooked alternative.

Kildare 2-14 Donegal 1-13

Kildare 2-14 Donegal 1-13

Fermanagh 2-15 Donegal 2-7

St Eunan’s 1-07 Naomh Conaill 0-09

The Donegal SFC semi-finals went according to the form book over the weekend and the final will be between arguably the best two sides in the county — St Eunan’s of Letterkenny and Glenties’ Naomh Conaill.

Normally, the distance from the Burlington Hotel to Glenswilly is 260 kilometres or so — but this was no normal week in Donegal.

A second-half full of purpose and intensity ensured Donegal, minus talisman Michael Murphy, recovered from a three-point half-time deficit to defeat Mayo by the minimum in an entertaining challenge match in Swinford yesterday.

Tyrone easily brushed aside Donegal’s challenge in last night’s Ulster U21 FC quarter-final.

A much-improved second-half performance saw 14-man Donegal turn the tables on Mayo in Ballyshannon yesterday to ease their relegation worries.

James McCartan insists survival in Division One remains Down’s priority despite a one-point win over Ulster champions Donegal in Newry on Saturday night.

Down 1-10 Donegal 1-9

It’s the stepping stone. The launch pad. The shout to the top.

ARMAGH

DOWN’S form in Ulster has been impressive and last night they sealed a place in the Dr McKenna Cup semi-finals where they take on Derry.

Tyrone and Fermanagh will meet again in Sunday's Reigning Power NI Dr. McKenna Cup semi-finals, following the completion of the group stages tonight.