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In a change up to the PFL Belfast fight card next month, Darragh Kelly will now fight Jay Jay Wilson in the main event. The Moville Mauler was originally scheduled to face Sergio Cossio and Paul Hughes was in line to fight Wilson in the headliner. However, an injury to Belfast native Hughes has given

The Northwest Vipers secured their first win of the 2026 campaign with an impressive 21–0 victory over the County Antrim Stags at Newforge Sports Complex, Belfast at the weekend. In their first away game of the season, the Vipers delivered a composed and physical performance on both sides of the ball. A dominant defensive display

Donegal have named their team to face Monaghan in the Ulster U20 Football Championship in Castleblayney this evening. Captain Finnbarr Roarty is in line to start at number 5 for Gary Boyle’s side, who defeated Fermanagh in last Wednesday’s opener. Roarty, Padraig MacGiolla Bhride and Kevin Muldoon were all part of the senior squad who

Donegal native Jack Mawditt has signed his first professional contract with Bolton Wanderers. The 18-year-old Letterkenny youngster played for Swilly Rovers at a young age and spent time at Finn Harps and Blackburn Rovers Academies. Mawditt was offered a two-year scholarship by Bolton when he was at u16 level and has now been offered a

Finn Harps have launched a stadium naming initiative called “Name the Park” that will give one entrant the right to choose the new name of Finn Park for its final chapter as a League of Ireland venue. Recognised as one of Ireland’s most iconic football grounds, Finn Park has been at the heart of football

  Five young local fishermen will have the eyes of the angling world on them this summer when the Trout Angler Federation of Ireland (TAFI) bring the prestigious World Youth Fly Fishing Championships to the waters of Donegal and Tyrone. The 23rd FIPS Mouche Youth Championships will be based in Ballybofey from July 1th-23rd. The

Donegal and Kerry will meet in the National Football League Division 1 final in a repeat of last season’s All Ireland final. It was confirmed today that the game will have a 4 pm throw-in at Croke Park (above) next Sunday and it will be preceded by Meath and Cork in the Division 2 Final

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Donegal have been beaten by a single point against Tipperary a low-scoring affair in Clonmel this afternoon. It finished 0-07 to 0-06 in the Ladies National Football League Division 2 encounter. The Premier County led 0-04 to 0-03 at the break and kept the scoreboard ticking over in the second period to claim an important

Munster have won the FAI Inter-Provincial Tournament being held in Donegal this weekend after a 2-2 draw with Leinster today was enough to finish top of the group after three games played. Ulster, meanwhile, have finished bottom of the standings thanks to a 2-0 defeat to Connacht this morning. A first win of this year’s

Donegal have made six changes to their starting line-up for this afternoon’s clash against Monaghan. Caolan McColgan, Mark Curran, Sean Martin, Paul O’Hare, Shane O’Donnell and Shea Malone all come into the side for the game in Clones. Michael Langan and Shane O’Donnell have been named as joint captains. Here’s the full squad to face

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Institute defeated Loughgall 3-1 in the NIFL Championship last night at Lakeview Park. First-half goals from Benny McLaughlin and Shea McGinley had ‘Stute 2-1 ahead at the break. Padraig Lynch then added a third to secure all three points. Limavady have moved back to the top of the league of goal difference after a 4-1

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Ulster’s second defeat in two days means they will go into tomorrow’s final fixture with no chance of winning the FAI Inter-Provincial Tournament. Last night, Gary Duffy’s side were beaten 1-0 by Munster in Ballyare in their tournament opener. This afternoon, at the home of Buncrana Hearts, Ulster suffered another defeat as they went down

Ulster have been beaten 1-0 by Munster in their first game of the FAI Inter-Provincial Tournament at Ballyare this evening. A 54th minute goal from Eoin Murphy proved to be decisive and it was the southerners who claimed all three points. In the other game tonight, Leinster and Connacht finished 2-2 at Dry Arch Park.