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Kerr prepares for action again in British Superbikes Championship

Kilmacrennan’s Richard Kerr returns to action  this weekend for round one of the British Superbike Championship where he will be competing in the Superstock 1000 class at the Silverstone national circuit in Northamptonshire. Kerr remains with the Scottish based AMD motorsport team and will ride a Honda once again. This is his third year with

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Yvonne Bonner pens deal with Aussie Rules side Adelaide Crows

Donegal’s Yvonne Bonner has signed a deal to play with Aussie Rules football with Adelaide Crows during the upcoming 2023 Australian Football League Women’s season. The 35-year-old forward previously played 11 AFLW games for the Greater Western Sydney Giants. Yvonne, who had a long and successful career with Glenfin and Donegal, will wear the number

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Review into Donegal GAA to get underway immediately – club delegates told

The Director General of the GAA was in Donegal on Monday night. Tom Ryan addressed a Donegal GAA County Committee meeting where club delegates were told that a review of recent happenings within Donegal GAA will get underway immediately. The review with cover coaching, finance and governance. Ryan was joined by Ciaran McLaughlin who is

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Rory Gallagher reflects following Derry’s defeat to Dublin in Division 2 League final

Derry suffered a 4-06 to 0-11 loss to Dublin in the Division 2 National League final. The Oak Leaf manager said that Derry ‘still have a lack of clinical edge’ highlighting that you can’t make mistakes against the top teams. Derry will now face Fermanagh in their opening fixture of the Ulster Championship. Michael McMullan

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Donegal athlete’s claim medals at National Indoor Underage Championships

The National Indoor Underage athletics took place in Athlone over the weekend with many Donegal athlete’s involved. Hannah Murray set the second fastest ever time by a Donegal and also claimed a National title in the process. Oisin Gillespie, won the High Jump with a 1.69 metres, Jimmy Kennedy also claimed victory in the triple

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Inishowen Football League Results Sunday April 2nd

Clubman Shirts League Cup Semi Finals 2pm Buncrana Hearts 0-0 Clonmany Shamrocks into E.T. Glengad United 0-1 Greencastle FC Charlie O Donnell Cup Semi Finals  ET  & Pens  QPS 4-0 Aileach Res Greencastle Youths 3-3 Dunree United Inish  Engineering  Division Two    A    11am Culdaff Res 2-1 Rashenny FC  Saturday Cockhill Res 0-3 Carn Res Moville Res 2-2 Illies Res Inish  Engineering 

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Paul O’Kane “delighted” with victory in Gordon West Cup semi final and season so far

Letterkenny are into the Gordon West Cup final for a second successive season after they beat Cavan 32-11 in Saturday’s semi final. Tries from Adam Bratton and Callum O’Hagan and two from Daniel Faulkner sealed Letterkenny’s place in the decider. Letterkenny’s Head Coach Paul O’Kane says he is delighted for his players…

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Donegal Athlete’s among the medal winners at World Masters Athletics Indoor Championship

There were some more medal winners from Donegal on Saturday at the World Masters Athletics Indoor Championship. Kathryn McDevitt was part of the Irish Relay team that earned a Bronze medal in Poland. Elsewhere, Catriona Devine earned a Bronze medal, while Noreen Bonner earned a team silver in the half marathon. Devine was just 0.65

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More medals for Donegal athletes at World Masters Athletics Indoor Championship

Catriona Devine earned a Bronze medal at the World Masters Athletics Indoor Championship in Poland while Noreen Bonner earned a team silver in the half marathon. Devine was just 0.65 of a second off Evette Cordy in second in the W45 1500 metres. The race was won by Mary Leech of Ireland. Meanwhile, Bonner finished

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McDevitt misses out on reaching final at World Masters Athletics Indoor Championships

There was disappointment for Donegal’s Kathryn McDevitt at the World Masters Athletics Indoor Championships in Poland this morning as she missed out on getting through to the final. She finished sixth in the semi-finals of the W40 200 metres semi-final in a time of 26.98. However, it was a faster time that her qualifying heat.

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Donegal school children help plant one million trees

Children from nine Donegal national schools this month took part in a nationwide campaign to plant one million trees. Over 300 schools across Ireland got involved in the development charity Self Help Africas ‘One Million Trees campaign in an effort to combat climate change. The children involved planted trees in their local school grounds while

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Petition has been launched to restore GP services in Lettermacaward

A petition has been launched to restore GP services in Lettermacaward. Locals have been travelling to Glenties to avail of healthcare following the building being declared unfit for use on the 18th of November. Brenda Byrnes, a member of the Lettermacaward Health Centre Action Group says the service is vital for the community:

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Patrick McBrearty, GAA, Highland Radio, Letterkenny, Donegal

Donegal captain Patrick Mc Brearty says ‘relegation isn’t the end of the world’

Following his sides 0-21 to 0-09 point defeat to Roscommon, captain Patrick McBrearty says relegation isn’t the end of the world. With the Ulster Championship just four weeks away, McBrearty says Donegal have now shifted their focus on their trip to Newry. Emphasising that this isn’t the Donegal team Conor Laverty’s Down can expect to

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