Police are investigating a homophobic hate crime after two men were attacked on the Peace Bridge in Derry on Saturday night. It is reported that the incident happened at around half past eleven, when the two men had made their way to the bridge and were assaulted in its vicinity. One of the victims sustained […]
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Donegal U21 Football Championship Results – Sunday 09/11/25 Sean Mac Cumhaills 1-09 – 1-10 Dungloe Cloughaneely 1-09 – 1-09 Malin Kilcar 0-09 – 1-08 Killybegs Na Dúnaibh/Downings 1-21 – 0-09 St Michael’s Bundoran 1-22 – 1-22 Na Rossa
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Newbridge will play Erne Gaels in the Ulster Senior Club Semi-Final in two weeks time. The Derry SFC Winners defeated Madden of Armagh by six points this afternoon to book their spot in the last four. After the game, Newbridge player Mark McGrogan told Michael McMullan of the Gaelic Life he was “buzzing” to progress
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Derry SFC Champions Newbridge will play Scotstown in one semi-final of the Ulster Senior Club Football Championship thanks to an 18 points to 10 win over Madden of Armagh this afternoon. Michael McMullan was at the Box-IT Athletics Grounds and reported live for Highland Radio Sport at full time… Kilcoo will play Declan Bonner’s
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Glenullin have progressed to the semi-final stage of this year’s Ulster Intermediate Club Football Championship. The Tyrone champions eased to a 4-16 t0 2-08 win over Sarsfields this afternoon. After the game, Glenullin boss Michael O’Kane spoke to Michael McMullan of the Gaelic Life and said he was delighted to reach the last four..
The Ulster Cross Country Novice & Uneven Age Championships took place at Finn Valley this morning. With news on that, plus the huge news of Caitriona Jennings breaking a world-record in the 100-Mile race, here’s Highland’s Athletics Correspondent Patsy McGonigle…
Burt will play Lavey in next weekend’s Ulster Junior Club Hurling Final after a 1-15 to 1-09 win over Con Magees of Antrim at Celtic Park this afternoon. After today’s win, Burt manager Enda McDermott told Chris Ashmore his team made hard work of it… Liam McKinney got Burt’s goal today and was their
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Brian McCormick Sports Premier Division Fanad United 3-1 St Catherines FC Keadue Rovers 3-3 Donegal Town Kildrum Tigers 1-2 Letterkenny Rovers Kilmacrennan Celtic 4-3 Glenea United (Played on Saturday evening) Temple Domestic Appliance D1 Cappry Rovers 6-2 Gweedore United Gweedore Celtic 3-1 Castlefin Celtic Kerrykeel 71 5-3 Convoy Arsenal Rathmullan Celtic 2-2 Milford United
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Naomh Conaill were beaten 2-16 to 0-16 by Scotstown in this afternoon’s Ulster Senior Club Football Championship Quarter-Final in Clones. Two first-half goals from the Monaghan champions set the pace and Naomh Conaill couldn’t edge their way back into the game after being 2-10 to 0-06 down at the break. After the game, the Donegal
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Burt have beaten Con Magees of Antrim by 1-15 to 1-09 in the Ulster Junior Club Hurling Championship Semi-Final at Celtic Park in Derry this afternoon. The result means Burt will contest the provincial final against Lavey of Derry next weekend. Chris Ashmore has the full time report for Highland Radio Sunday Sport…
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Naomh Conaill have been well-beaten by Scotstown in this afternoon’s Ulster Senior Club Football Championship Quarter-Final in Clones. Having gone in at the break with a commanding 2-10 to 0-06 lead, the Monaghan Champions eased to a 2-16 to 0-16 victory to progress to the last four of the competition. Pauric Hilferty and Brendan Devenney
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Caitriona Jennings set a new women’s 100-mile world record at the 2025 Tunnel Hill 100 Mile with a time of 12 hours 37 minutes and 4 seconds. She eclipsed the previous record of 12:42:40, which was set by Camille Herron at the same event in 2017. The Letterkenny AC Athlete set the current Irish 50k
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Clonoe breezed past Saval on a score-line of 1-18 to 0-12 in last night’s Ulster Intermediate Club Football Championship clash in Omagh. A strong first-half was the foundation for a big win for Kevin Madden’s side. Madden told Francis Mooney getting a stronghold around the middle of the pitch was the key to taking control
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Kilcoo defeated Tyrone’s Loughmacrory by 0-16 to 0-11 in Omagh last night to advance to the semi-final stage of the Ulster Senior Club Championship. The Down Champions will now face Declan Bonner’s Erne Gaels of Fermanagh in the last-four. After last night’s win, Kilcoo boss Martin Corey told Francis Mooney it was a “tricky assignment”
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First-time Tyrone SFC Champions Loughmacrory have been knocked out of the Ulster Senior Club Championship at the hands of Kilcoo of Down. Loughmacrory gave a good account of themselves but were beaten by Ulster giants Kilcoo on a score-line of 0-16 to 0-11. After the game, the Tyrone side’s manager Marty Boyle told Francis Mooney
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It was a successful night for Donegal at Friday night’s GAA PwC All-Star Awards at the RDS in Dublin. Finnbarr Roarty picked up the “Young Footballer Of The Year” Award along with his first All-Star, while there were also All-Stars for Michael Murphy, Michael Langan and Brendan McCole. Highland’s GAA Analyst Brendan Kilcoyne joined Ciaran
It was a big week for Martin Harley in Australia. Harley started off a streak of seven wins in five days with three winners last Tuesday when he rode “Lonhro’s Queen”, “Brave Monarch” and “Poster Girl” to victory for a brilliant treble at Eaglefarm. The Donegal jockey continued the good form at Ipswich on Thursday
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Ulster Championship 1 Omagh 40-18 CIYMS Ulster Championship 2 Letterkenny 21-26 Carrickfergus Ards 20-46 Limavady Ulster Championship 3 Coleriane 55-0 Newry Provincial North Inishowen 24-24 Coleriane
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Donegal U21 Football Results – Saturday 08/11/25 Naomh Conaill 1-12 – 1-05 St Eunan’s Gaoth Dobhair 1-16 – 2-18 Four Masters Aodh Ruadh Ballyshannon 6-14 – 0-07 Buncrana Termon 1-14 – 1-13 Glenswilly Milford 0-06 – 5-22 Glenfin Red Hughs 2-09 – 0-10 Naomh Muire, LR Letterkenny Gaels 2-09 – 3-07 Naomh Bríd Fanad Gaels
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Eamonn Kelly was the overall winner of the Donegal Forestry Rally this afternoon. Kelly, who was along with Conor Mohan in their Skoda Fabia Rally 2, won by 31.1 seconds ahead of David Kelly and Shane Buckley. Here’s Eamonn speaking with Highland’s Chris Ashmore after the victory… And here’s David Kelly, 2nd overall…
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Ireland have come from behind to defeat Uzbekistan 2-1 at the FIFA U17 World Cup in Qatar this afternoon. Grady McDonnell equalised for Colin O’Brien’s side after Abubakir Shukurullaev had Uzbekistan 1-0 up on 20 minutes. Shamrock Rovers striker Michael Noonan then hit the winner with 15 minutes left on the clock. The result means
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Naomh Columba manager Brendan Doherty admits his side were beaten by a sharper team in today’s Ulster Intermediate Club Football Championship Quarter-Final in Inniskeen. The Donegal Intermediate Champions succumbed to a 1-22 to 0-09 points defeat to their Monaghan counterparts. After the game, Doherty told Ryan Ferry they were “well-beaten”, but that the lengthy lay-off
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Ireland bounced back from last week’s defeat to New Zealand with a 41-10 win over Japan at the Aviva Stadium. Alex McDonald has the full time report from Dublin…
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Frosses native Eamonn Kelly won the Donegal Forestry Rally this afternoon. Kelly, alongside co-driver Conor Mohan in their Skoda Fabia, finished 31.1 seconds ahead of fellow Donegal driver David Kelly and his navigator Shane Buckley in their VW Polo. Third place went to Jordan and Paul Hone who were a further 3 seconds off the
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Glencar Inn Saturday D1 Donegal Town 2-1 Oldtown Celtic Drumbar FC vs Glencar Celtic Letterkenny Rovers 2-2 Erne Wanderers FC St Catherines FC Res 2-3 Kildrum Tigers Strand Rovers 3-0 Kilmacrennan Celtic Old Orchard Saturday D2 Copany Rovers vs Arranmore United Fintown Harps AFC vs Swilly Rovers Glenea United Reserves 1-1 Fanad United Keadue
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Naomh Columba have bowed out of this year’s Ulster Intermediate Club Football Championship after a 1-22 to 0-09 defeat to Carrickmacross of Monaghan in Inniskeen this afternoon. Ryan Ferry was live at full time for Highland Radio Saturday Sport…
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Luke McAteer took a sensational 118/1 treble at Dundalk on Friday evening. The Donegal Jockey and trainer David Marnane teamed up to win on Aviatrice at 7/2, Manton Bay at 12/1 and Tokenomics who came home at evens. The treble brings McAteer’s win total to 30 for the season.
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Donegal’s Finnbarr Roarty won Young Player of the Year as the county picked up four All Stars at Friday evening’s PWC GPA GAA gala ceremony in Dublin. Roarty was sensational for Jim McGuinness’ side in his first year in the senior ranks. He saw off Armagh’s Oisín Conaty and Galway’s Matthew Thompson to take the
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A new campaign is calling for sanitary bins to be installed in men’s public toilets to support those living with incontinence after prostate cancer treatment. Research by PHS Group and the Irish Cancer Society found more than half of men struggle to find suitable facilities, while 72 per cent say public understanding of the condition
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Investigations into the parade held in Derry on Easter Monday have concluded, resulting in court charges and more than a dozen individuals being reported to the Public Prosecution Service. The incident took place on 21st April this year. Some participants were dressed in paramilitary-style clothing and masks, breaching the guidelines set out by the Parades
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Live Register figures have been released for last month. The number of people signing on in Donegal was 7,293, down 5% on the figure for October 2024. Killybegs welfare office has seen the largest decrease of 14%, with numbers dropping from 395 to 338. The offices in Ballybofey and Donegal have both seen a fall
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On The Score programme last night, we looked back at the massive achievements of local jockey Dylan Browne McMonagle last weekend. After riding Willie Mullins’ 25/1 shot “Ethical Diamond” to a brilliant win in the Breeders Cup Turf at Del Mar in California on Saturday night, Dylan then high-tailed it and hopped on a flight
A wanted man connected to an assault in August was arrested in Limavady yesterday. The 26-year-old had breached the conditions of his licence, which was subsequently revoked. He is also alleged to have been involved in the harassment of a woman in Derry in September. When police searched a residential property in the Glenview Drive
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The Defective Concrete Bill will soon be at the top of the Dáil agenda. It emerged last night that it will due to be in the order of business in the coming weeks. Deputy Charles Ward said he hopes there will be light at the end of the tunnel but that he is proceeding with
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In this week’s programme Chris Ashmore finds out about a new Donegal food company, Wild & Co, which has launched a five week campaign to fund the first production run of its innovative wild venison snacks, a clean, tasty and sustainable alternative to the many ultra-processed protein bars out there on the market. Founded by
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The controversial training conducted by Engineers Ireland on the outdated IS465 standard was raised in the Dáil. Donegal Deputy Charles Ward told the Tánaiste that training the engineers up on the standard, which is currently under review because it does not take into account the latest science in the defective concrete block crisis, is unethical
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Despite an investment of more than €130 million in the Dungloe–Kilraine road and active travel upgrade, the footpath leading into Glenties is to remain unfinished. Local Councillor Brian Carr says the situation is infuriating. In a reply from the National Roads Office, it was confirmed that the N56 Letterilly–Kilraine works have reached “substantial completion,” and
A 69-year-old man has died after being struck by a car in County Derry. It happened shortly before 6pm yesterday evening in the Grange Road area of Magherafelt. The pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene. The Grange Road was closed for a time but has since reopened. The PSNI is appealing for anyone with
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Two Donegal jockeys were in the winners’ enclosure after wins at English tracks. Oisin Orr (pictured) rode 11/4 favourite Coramento to victory in a mile and a half handicap for trainer David Thompson at Newcastle yesterday evening. Later, young Donegal jockey Kyle McHugh was on board the 22/1 outsider Renesmee who won a mile and
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The winners of the County Derry Boxing Board inter-county tournament at the Maldron Hotel this Saturday will be presented with the Peter O’Donnell Memorial Cup. Derry take on a Donegal Select with 13 eagerly anticipated bouts on a a night when the late Peter O’Donnell – a leading light in Irish boxing – will
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ATU Donegal (pictured) beat St. Mary’s, Belfast, by 0-14 to 0-13 in Lurgan in their Higher Education Freshers Football League Division 2 fixture on Thursday evening. Meanwhile, the ATU Donegal Ladies Gaelic Football team had a 6-4 to 3-8 success against University of Ulster Magee in their HE LGF League Division 2 game at the
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The arson attack at the Caiseal Mara Hotel in Moville in late 2018 is believed to be the first example of the emerging trend of burning buildings proposed or rumoured to be used for housing asylum seekers. That’s according to this morning’s Irish Independent, which includes a report detailing 38 arson attacks and six threats
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Health services, banks, utilities and Government services have a legal responsibility to support at-risk adults with their communication and decision-making. 46% of respondents either didn’t understand or didn’t know this, in Safeguarding Ireland’s Red C research. It’s reminding people they have legal protections under an Assisted Decision-making Act to ensure their important decisions about money,
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Health unions in Northern Ireland are welcoming the announcement pay parity for staff will be restored. Some had been considering potential strike action, amid a delay in implementing pay awards. Health workers can now expect a three point six percent uplift, backdated to April in February’s wages. Dr Alan Stout is the British Medical Association
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Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien is to be invited to Letterkenny to see the traffic issues that are slowing the town down. Cllr Gerry McMonagle says that, as well as the Ten-T project, the Northern and Southern Relief Roads should also progress, in particular the Windyhall Road plan, for which Part 8 planning has now been
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Cllr Donal Mandy Kelly is seeking a report on road works in Letterkenny, saying his fear is that a message permeates throughout Donegal and further afield advising people to avoid Letterkenny. In particular, he cited recent works on the Kilmacrennan Road, where lane blockages have been implemented in recent weeks, asking that they be deferred.
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Naomh Columba will start their Ulster Intermediate Club journey will a trip to Inniskeen to face Carrickmacross of Monaghan this Saturday. Having claimed their first ever Donegal Intermediate Championship title by defeating Malin at the beginning of October, Naomh Columba are heading into new waters in Ulster. Brendan Doherty is the Naomh Columba manager and,
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Naomh Conaill will play Scotstown of Monaghan at the quarter-final stage of this year’s Ulster Senior Club Football Championship in Clones on Sunday. The 2025 Donegal SFC winners are no strangers to the province’s premiere club competition, having reached the final in 2010 and again in 2019. As of yet, it’s a title that still
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This week on The Score” with Mark Gallagher… We look ahead to the big games in Ulster for Naomh Columba and Naomh Conaill this weekend as they enter the Ulster Club Championships, we have a preview of the upcoming Donegal Harvest Rally with Deputy Clerk Of The Course Brian Brogan… Plus, we hear from our
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