Finbarr Roarty News Today

Donegal's under-20 football team begin their Ulster Championship campaign this Wednesday evening (March 13th) when they take on Cavan in Kingspan Breffni

Donegal manager Jim McGuinness said he was "quietly confident" that his eight-week ban for playing an ineligible player would be overturned.

When Jim McGuinness spent some time talking about Finbarr Roarty after his first game back as Donegal manager against Armagh in the McKenna Cup the other week, the only thing about Roarty’s age that

Donegal senior football manager Jim McGuinness will be on the sideline for this Sunday's McKenna Cup semi-final against Monaghan in Castleblayney. His

Donegal successfully argue that McGuinness was not ‘person in charge’ of naming and fielding the team against Armagh.

Donegal successfully argue that McGuinness was not ‘person in charge’ of naming and fielding the team against Armagh.

Donegal will contest this weekend's Dr McKenna Cup semi-finals despite having two points docked for fielding an ineligible player (Finbarr Roarty) against

Jim McGuinness’s appeal against an eight-week sideline ban from the Ulster Council for fielding an ineligible player in the McKenna Cup will be heard on

Donegal manager Jim McGuinness has received an eight-week sideline suspension for fielding an ineligible player in last week's McKenna Cup game against

Seventeen-year-old Finbarr Roarty played in Donegal’s McKenna Cup opener last week.