Jim was in great form after a hard-fought victory.

A first victory for Donegal over Kerry in the Kingdom since 1988.

“Some of the lads would like to get carried away and look up the table rather than down but I keep telling them that we have to sort out what’s behind us before we look at what’s above us."

“I knew I had to be patient. A few of the other lads would have said to me that it takes you a year to get up to the pace of it."

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Some clubs in Donegal will get their first taste of the new rules this weekend.

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A blow for the Donegal Intermediate champions.

The Downings GAA sharpshooter was in brilliant form in Breffni Park.

"It’s all about picking up the results that are needed to stay up and then Donegal can really hone in on making sure all their players are fit and firing for the Ulster Championship opener which comes in early April this year."

A SAINT Johnston man is preparing to fulfil his late father’s wish by embarking on the Portuguese Camino to raise money for Donegal Hospice.

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ALMOST two weeks after Storm Éowyn wrecked havoc, the ESB has said there are less than 100 customers without power in Donegal.

“This is my fourth season now and there were some tough years but we have a good team and the boys are enjoying it at the minute."

Lowering the limit does no good if nobody is there to enforce it. People will fly down the roads and overtake dangerously as they ways do.

"You could tell there was talented boys there and they've progressed well with their clubs, who have helped them along the way to get them to this level."