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Gaobh Dobhair get the better of MacCumhaills to book place in Donegal SFC Final

Gaoth Dobhair are through to the Michael Murphy Sports Donegal Senior Football Championship Final after a decisive 3-9 to 0-11 victory over MacCumhaill’s in their semi-final meeting at O’Donnell Park. The Gaeltacht side raced into an early 1-2 to no score lead with Odhran MacNaillais scoring a penalty and by the break they led by […]

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“Its a huge achievement for the club”- Joint Four Masters manager Greg Doherty

Four Masters are this year’s Donegal Division One minor champions after beating Buncrana at the Donegal GAA Centre of Excellence on Saturday evening. Final score: Four Masters 3-14, Buncrana 0-06. After the match, Joint Four Masters manager Greg Doherty said, “It’s a huge achievement for the club” after winning back-to-back Division One minor titles…  

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Reaction: Cloughaneely wins Division Two minor championship

    Cloughaneely has won this year’s Division Two Donegal Minor Football Championship, overcoming Naomh Padraig Muff in Convoy on Saturday afternoon. The Blue and White went into halftime leading by five points with no reply from their opposition. Full-time: Cloughaneely 1-08, Noamh Padraig Muff 1-05. After the match, the manager of the winning team,

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“You can’t give up 45 minutes of football in this league” – Ruaidhrí Higgins

Ruaidhrí Higgins side played out a scoreless draw away to Drogheda United last night. Derry City’s title hopes look more bleak as they had the chance to close the gap on leaders Shamrock Rovers to two points. After the match, he said “You can’t give up 45 minutes of football in this league”, as it

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Donegal schools to benefit from funding to strengthen Irish language in schools

A number of schools in Donegal are to benefit from €2.18m in funding announced to strengthen the Irish language in schools. The funding has been approved for the next 3 years to strengthen and expand the Gaelbhratach scheme. The initiative, administered by Gael Linn focuses on the promotion of the Irish language in a structured,

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“I want to bring Irish boxing back up to the level that it deserves to be” – Jason Quigley

Donegal will host its first professional boxing show in 13 years, “Rumble in the Hills,” to take place at the Aura Centre in Letterkenny next month. Former Irish amateur star Joe Ward will headline the latest Elite Sheer promotion on Saturday, November 18, in what will be his first bout in Ireland as a pro.

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Letterkenny AC marathon runners select Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association as benefitting charity

The 18 Letterkenny Athletic Club runners who will compete in marathons in Ireland and Germany on Sunday, October 29th, have chosen the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association as their benefitting charity. Fourteen Letterkenny AC members will take part in the Irish Life Dublin City Marathon, while four are set to race the Mainova Frankfurt Marathon.

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Derry confirm Mickey Hartes backroom team as Meenagh goes to Down

Derry GAA have confirmed additional members of Mickey Harte’s management team. Former All-Star Enda Muldoon will remain in situ, where he’s been since 2019. Former senior player Paul McFlynn, All Ireland winning minor coach Murtagh O’Brien and Matt Godfrey will also link up with the Oak Leaf county . Godfrey held various positions within Ulster

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Barrack Hill playground closed because of broken equipment

Parents in Carndonagh have expressed disappointment due to the Barrack Hill playground remaining closed since yesterday because of a piece equipment that has been broken in half. There is now exposed sharp edging that poses a health and safety concern to children. An engineer is due to assess the playground tomorrow. Councillor Albert Doherty says

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Fixture details confirmed for minor and senior weekend championship games

This weekend’s fixture’s have been confirmed for championship action in Donegal. In the Michael Murphy Sports Senior Championship semi final, Gaoth Dobhair will play MacCumhaills at the O’Donnell Park on Saturday 7th October at 4pm while on Sunday Dr Maguire Cup holders Naomh Conaill and St Eunans will face off at 3.30pm in MacCumhaill Park,

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Derry Championship quarter final line up confirmed

Derry and Ulster Champions Glen will face Kilrea when the knock-out stages of the Derry SFC begin next week. Following the conclusion of the group stages, Magherafelt topped their group and will meet Ballinascreen. In the other quarter-finals, Slaughtneil face Bellaghy while Lavey will take on Newbridge. Quarter-finals (October 7-8) Glen v Kilrea Magherafelt v

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Kerr takes crucial points at Donington to take Superstock title to the wire

Richard Kerr and the AMD Motorsport team faced challenging conditions at the penultimate round of the Pirelli National Superstock Championship at Donington Park at the weekend but the County Donegal rider took crucial finishes of sixth and ninth to keep himself well in title contention going into the final round later this month. As has

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” We got the chances you’ve got to take them” – Aodh Ruadh boss John McNulty

  Aodh Ruadh are out of the Donegal Senior Football Championship after failing to get the better of St Eunan’s in Convoy on Saturday night. The Ernesiders were winning at halftime by three points, but Eunans pulled away to win. Full time, St Eunan’s 1-13 Aodh Ruadh 2-05. In their only defeat in the championship,

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“I thought the bench impact was big in the second half” – Rory Kavanagh

St Eunan’s have booked their spot in the semi-finals of the Donegal Senior Football Championship, overcoming Aodh Ruadh. Eunans trailed at halftime by three points but went on to win the match 1-13 to 2-05. After the match manager Rory Kavanagh said “I thought the bench impact was big in the second half” to “rattle

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“Everybody dug in” – Sean MacCumhaill’s Aaron Gillooley

  Sean MacCumhails are into the semi-finals of the Donegal Senior Football Championship for the first time in five years after beating Glenswilly in Convoy on Saturday evening. It ended, Sean MacCumhaills 1-17 Glenswilly 1-14. After the match Ryan Ferry got the reaction of MacCumhail’s player Aaron Gillooley and he said “everybody dug in” to

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