There’s a temptation when looking at this Donegal team, and all of the experienced legends littered throughout it, and feel a little nostalgic.

Davy Burke doesn’t deny his obsessive make-up. He’s never happy, ever chasing that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

Don’t mention the war. Don’t mention Armagh.

Louth have ensured they will top Group Two of the Leinster Under-20 Football Championship after providing a performance that was far more impressive – and comprehensive – than the five-point margin suggests.

Donegal secured an eight-point victory over Tyrone in the Ulster U-20 Championship in MacCumhaill Park.

John Small has rejoined the Dublin senior football fold in what is a huge boost to Dessie Farrell's squad with championship fast approaching.

Dublin’s explosive pace and power down the central channels was the key ingredient as the boys in blue got their Leinster U-20 campaign back on the rails with a fully-merited seven-point win over Offaly in Kilcormac this evening.

Goals from Fred Hegarty and James Organ saw the Clare U-20s collect their first win of the Munster championship in Dungarvan.

Laois are still alive in the Leinster U-20 football championship after an amazing comeback which saw them come from 12 points down to draw with Wexford in Portlaoise Kieran Kelly's charges were facing elimination as they trailed 1-14 to 0-5 with 35 […]

After defeating Dublin in round one, Meath won their second successive game in the Leinster U-20 Football Championship by defeating neighbours Westmeath, who had a first-round win against Offaly under their belts, with a bit to spare in Kinnegad.

Down needed a win in Pairc Esler to get their first points on the board after two defeats in their U-20 campaign , and they did so in style, scoring five goals – four in the first half – to send Antrim home empty handed.

Derry proved far too strong to blow away Monaghan by 17 points at Owenbeg.

Cavan notched an unanswered 1-3 in the final seven minutes at Kingspan Breffni to secure a place in the Ulster U-20FC quarter-finals.

Sligo and Galway played out a thoroughly entertaining encounter in Markievicz Park and it was the Yeats men who emerged winners after an enthralling battle.

Tipperary recovered from their opening-round defeat to record a pillar-to-post six-point victory over Cork in the Munster U-20 Hurling Championship.

There’s a temptation when looking at this Donegal team, and all of the experienced legends littered throughout it, and feel a little nostalgic.

Davy Burke doesn’t deny his obsessive make-up. He’s never happy, ever chasing that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

Don’t mention the war. Don’t mention Armagh.

Louth have ensured they will top Group Two of the Leinster Under-20 Football Championship after providing a performance that was far more impressive – and comprehensive – than the five-point margin suggests.

Donegal secured an eight-point victory over Tyrone in the Ulster U-20 Championship in MacCumhaill Park.

John Small has rejoined the Dublin senior football fold in what is a huge boost to Dessie Farrell's squad with championship fast approaching.

Dublin’s explosive pace and power down the central channels was the key ingredient as the boys in blue got their Leinster U-20 campaign back on the rails with a fully-merited seven-point win over Offaly in Kilcormac this evening.

Goals from Fred Hegarty and James Organ saw the Clare U-20s collect their first win of the Munster championship in Dungarvan.

Laois are still alive in the Leinster U-20 football championship after an amazing comeback which saw them come from 12 points down to draw with Wexford in Portlaoise Kieran Kelly's charges were facing elimination as they trailed 1-14 to 0-5 with 35 […]

After defeating Dublin in round one, Meath won their second successive game in the Leinster U-20 Football Championship by defeating neighbours Westmeath, who had a first-round win against Offaly under their belts, with a bit to spare in Kinnegad.

Down needed a win in Pairc Esler to get their first points on the board after two defeats in their U-20 campaign , and they did so in style, scoring five goals – four in the first half – to send Antrim home empty handed.

Derry proved far too strong to blow away Monaghan by 17 points at Owenbeg.

Cavan notched an unanswered 1-3 in the final seven minutes at Kingspan Breffni to secure a place in the Ulster U-20FC quarter-finals.

Sligo and Galway played out a thoroughly entertaining encounter in Markievicz Park and it was the Yeats men who emerged winners after an enthralling battle.

Tipperary recovered from their opening-round defeat to record a pillar-to-post six-point victory over Cork in the Munster U-20 Hurling Championship.