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Tyrone picked up their first win in this seasons National Hurling League Division 2b thanks to a nine point win over Roscommon. It finished 0-20 to 0-11 in favour of the Red Hands. At half time, Tyrone held a 0-12 to 0-06 lead.

It was a successful day for Donegal boxers on Sunday afternoon. Molly Lafftery and Brian Anderson (Twin Towns), Rocco McDaid and Kyrin Kelly (Carndonagh), David Tennyson (Derryveagh), Rian Patton (Raphoe) and Luke Kelly (Dunfanaghy) all earned themselves victories. The event took place at the Oakleaf Boxing Club.

There was more success on Sunday for Inishowen competitors at the World Indoor Tug of War Championships in Sweden. In the men’s senior 640KG, the Irish team claimed silver with men from Clonmany B and Cockhill on the Irish Panel. The event was won by The Netherlands with Italy finishing third.

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More medals are heading back to Inishowen following the latest success by an Irish team at the World Indoor Tug of War Championships in Sweden. On Saturday afternoon, the men’s senior Irish team – which was made up a members of several clubs, including Cockhill, Carndonagh and Clonmany – took bronze in the 600kg category.

City of Derry chalked up a fine 41-12 win over Ballymoney as they advanced to the semi-finals of the Ulster Junior Cup. Elsewhere, Omagh were beaten 17-10 by Bruff in the AIL Division 2c. Donegal Town had a 37-19 victory over Ballymoney in Provincial North. In the Ulster Junior Shield, Omagh seconds lost 61-5 against

Institute were held to a scoreless draw away to Ballinamallard in their NIFL Championship clash, and in doing so lost top spot in the league. They are now one point behind a rampant Dundela who thumped second from bottom Dergview 5-1. It was another bad day at the office for the Tyrone side whose score

Donegal’s Luke Witherow got some game time as a substitute for Ireland as they played the Netherlands, who are the number one ranked hockey team in the world,  in their first ever FIH Pro League game in Bhubaneswar, India on Saturday. Ireland defended well in the opening stages but in the end were beaten 5-1.

Donegal League results round-up. Saturday 10th February, 2024 Brian McCormick Premier Kilmacrennan Celtic 3 vs 0 Gweedore Celtic Glencar Inn Saturday D1 Keadue Rovers 4 vs 2 Kilmacrennan Celtic Reserves Arranmore United 1 vs 6 Strand Rovers Glencar Celtic 3 vs 2 Kildrum Tigers Oldtown Celtic 6 vs 0 Donegal Town St Catherines FC Reserves

Derry won the big north-west derby in the Allianz National Hurling League Division 2B to cement their status as favourites to win the division and gain promotion as they overcame Donegal at O’Donnell Park. Donegal began well and Derry were guilty of ten wides in the first half. At the break it was Donegal 0-12,

Five Donegal players have been the recipients of Ulster Post Primary Schools All-Star awards. They are Katie Dowds and Abigail Temple Asokuh of St. Columba’s College, Rhiana McColgan, Crana College, Ulitah Boyle, Pobalscoil na Rosann and Aisling O’Neill of Carndonagh Community School. The awards banquet was held at Kelly’s Inn, Ballygawley. Meanwhile, in Dublin, Aine

Donegal’s Dylan Browne McMonagle was riding in Australia earlier today in the €2 million Inglis Millennium 1100m race at the Randwick track. He finished seventh of 15 on board the 9-1 shot Odinson for trainer Ciaron Maher – and that position was still worth more than £10,000 sterling in prizemoney The winner Was the 9/5

Ireland got a bronze medal at the World Indoor Tug of War Championships in Sweden this morning. The Irish team had men from Cockhill and Clonmany B on the rope in the senior 680kg competition. Already this week, Inishowen pullers have won a number of medals. The Clonmany women have won gold and silver and

Mark English set a new Irish indoor record on Sunday. The Finn Valley AC athlete won the men’s 600m at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Brighton, Boston USA. He lowered the national mark clocking 1:16.64. The four time European medalist is preparing for the National Indoors in two weeks time where he will

Buncrana Hearts will have to make the long trip to Tipperary to take on Peake Villa in the last 16 of the FAI Junior Cup. On Saturday afternoon, Peake Villa won their fifth round clash by beating a fancied Crumlin United 2-1 in Dublin. Last year, Buncrana exited the competition at the quarter-final stage at

Institute are through to the quarter-finals of the Irish FA Cup after they edged out Ards 1-0. Ards caused a major shock in the last round as they defeated cup holders Crusaders. But a Mikhail Kennedy goal proved to be enough for ‘Stute at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium as they booked their place in

The first-ever University Fitness Games, organised by Atlantic Technological University (ATU) in Donegal, proved to be a resounding success, drawing in nearly 110 participants who competed across various categories, showcasing their fitness and determination. The event, a unique initiative within the academic sector, aimed to engage individuals who are avid gym-goers and do not necessarily

The death has occurred of one of Tyrone GAA’s most influential administrators of the last 50 years, Brendan Harkin. A former county chairman, he was one of only two people to have served two terms in the position. He was also a former county secretary, PRO and hurling officer, and represented Tyrone at provincial and

All Donegal Junior League games have been postponed this weekend as a mark of respect following the death of Terry Leyden, who has been a long serving administrator with the league. Sunday’s Oscar Traynor Cup second leg tie between the Donegal Junior League and the Inishowen Junior League – which was scheduled for Ballyare on