; Lacey Seeking Payback for 2007 Defeat to Tyrone [Eire Region]
Mail on Sunday › June 26, 2011
Linked as:
Summary
IT'S JUST gone 3pm on a Friday afternoon and Karl Lacey is contemplating an early escape from work. The flag was raised on the 40th anniversary of 'the Donegal Rally' earlier in the day in nearby Milford and he hopes to get out of Letterkenny before mayhem descends.
His work with Ulster Bank means he does the 30-mile journey between Donegal Town and Letterkenny twice a day. It gives him plenty of time to think and, as far as Donegal football is concerned, the thoughts are not as dark as they once were.See the full content of this document
Extract
; Lacey Seeking Payback for 2007 Defeat to Tyrone [Eire Region]
A fruitful spring saw them ascend to Division One, collecting the Division Two title along the way. This afternoon, they play in their first Ulster semi-final in four years, against Tyrone. Plenty of room for optimism. Except, this being Donegal, all is not what it seems.
Jim McGuinness' team cut the ribbon on GAA's live television coverage last month. On a sodden ...See the full content of this document
Sponsored links
