Conor O'Donnell

Conor O'Donnell

athlete Ireland

Conor O'Donnell is a key player for Donegal, recognized for his strong performances that have been crucial in their recent victories.

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Ireland Ireland: Conor O’Donnell deflected a shot from David Clifford around the post. 5

David Clifford Brendan Mccole Paudie Clifford Tony Griffin Jack O Connor James O Donoghue Neil Mcgee Paul Geaney Kieran Donaghy Sean O Brien Mark O Shea Shaun Patton
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: The great David Clifford delivers his most complete performance when it matters most – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Completed the full-back line of resistance with his ceaseless commitment, even if Conor O’Donnell caused him trouble at times. 7

Clifford Brothers Oisin Gallen Michael Murphy Diarmuid O Connor David Clifford Joe O Connor Jack O Connor Aodan Mac Gearailt James Costello Cian O Neill
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: The Clifford brothers star as Kingdom lift Sam Maguire – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Oisín Gallen made a square pass to Conor O’Donnell inside the 13m line against Meath. 7

David Clifford Ethan Rafferty Joe O Connor Cian O Neill Sean O Shea Tony Brosnan Tom O Sullivan Oisin Gallen Ryan Mchugh Jim Mcguinness Niall Morgan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: How Kerry or Donegal could win or lose the All-Ireland final – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Conor O’Donnell cut back and finished for a goal. 8

Sean Coffey Eoghan Frayne Ruairi Kinsella Michael Murphy Jim Mcguinness Donal Keogan Hugh Mcfadden Bryan Menton Michael Langan Finbarr Roarty Brendan Mccole Jordan Morris Oisin Gallen Ryan Mchugh Ciaran Moore Patrick Mcbrearty Jason Mcgee Sean Rafferty P Faloon
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Donegal open the throttle to book date with Kerry and leave Meath gasping in the dust – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Conor O’Donnell finished with 0-4 in the match. 6

Shaun Patton Jim Mcguinness Michael Langan Michael Murphy Ciaran Thompson Shane O Donnell Patrick Mcbrearty Peadar Mogan Ciaran Moore Ryan Mcanespie Conor Mccarthy Stephen O Hanlon Micheal Bannigan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Donegal’s second-half turnaround leaves Monaghan wondering what hit them – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Conor O'Donnell scored a crucial goal for Donegal in their match against Louth. 8

Ciaran Thompson Jim Mcguinness Michael Langan Michael Murphy Finnbarr Roarty Ger Brennan Sam Mulroy Ryan Burns
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Donegal charge through Louth to reach All-Ireland quarter-final – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Conor O’Donnell caused problems for Cavan during the match. 6

Jim Mcguinness Raymond Galligan Patrick Mcbrearty Michael Murphy Dara Mcveety Gavin Mulreany Brian O Connell Oisin Gallen Jamie Brennan Shane O Donnell Killian Brady
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Donegal triumph over Cavan to put championship aspirations back on track – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Conor O’Donnell replied with a point before Ó Baoill struck for the Donegal goal. 7

Patrick Mcbrearty Daire O Baoill Jim Mcguinness Michael Murphy Brendan Rodgers Dan Higgins Shane Mcguigan Shaun Patton
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Patrick McBrearty and Dáire Ó Baoill star as Donegal show Derry the door – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Conor O'Donnell had fine performances for Donegal. 7

Diarmuid O Connor David Byrne Colm Basquel James Madden Paddy Tally Neil Mcnicholl Shane Mcguigan Paul Cassidy Ethan Doherty Niall Toner Anton Tohill Conor Glass Shane Walsh Cillian O Curraoin Michael Langan Michael Murphy Ryan Mchugh Jamie Brennan Kieran Mcgeeney Ethan Rafferty Kevin Mcstay Darragh Mccurry
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Kerry seek to lay down a marker against Dublin in Tralee – The Irish Times