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“Every team targets their home games” – Termon manager Caolan McDaid

Termon defeated Bundoran today to make it an unbeaten record so far in this year’s Donegal Intermediate Football Championship. It ended Termon 2-11 Bundoran 0-11. The Burn Road men are now into the quarter finals with two home wins in a row, manager Caolan McDaid states that “every team target their home games”..  

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Draw made for round four of the Donegal Senior Football Championship

  Michael Murphy Sports Donegal Senior Club Championship Round 4 draw:   MacCumhaills v Kilcar St. Nauls v Killybegs Dungloe v Gaoth Dobhair Ardara v Milford Naomh Conaill v Glenswilly St Michael’s v St Eunan’s Cloughaneely v Four Masters Aodh Rua v Glenfin   Here’s Brendan Devenney live at the draw reporting for Highland Radio

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Gardai warn motorists to drive with due care as hedge cutting season commences

Gardai in Donegal are reminding road users to be mindful when travelling, particularly on country roads as hedge cutting season gets underway today. A visible increase in large machinery is expected along roadsides over the coming weeks with people now permitted to cut their hedges between September 1st and March 1st. Gardai are urging motorists

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Pressure mounts on PSNI Chief Constable to stand down

Pressure’s mounting on the PSNI’s Chief Constable to stand down. It comes after the high court in Belfast ruled yesterday that two officers were unlawfully disciplined in 2021 – after an arrest made at a Troubles commemoration event. The judge ruled the officers were disciplined to remove any threat of Sinn Féin abandoning its support

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“We weren’t clinical enough at the end” – Buncrana manger Gary Duffy

  The Donegal Intermediate Football Championship resumed with Buncrana welcoming Malin to The Scarvey in what was an Inishowen derby. The match ended in a draw, Buncrana 0-10 Malin 1-07. Buncrana coincided three points in a row towards full time and after the match Buncrana manger Gary Duffy said “we weren’t clinical enough at the

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“Nothing went right for us in that first half” – Naomh Conaill manager Martin Regan

Naomh Conaill went into half time five points down but fought back to draw nine points each against St. Eunan’s, in front of a home crowd at the Davy Brennan Memorial Park in the second round of the Donegal Senior Football Championship. Naomh Conaill were seven points down at a stage, manager Martin Regan said

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Draw made for round three of the Donegal Senior Football Championship

After the Naomh Conaill and St. Eunan’s match, the draw for round three of the Donegal Senior Football Championship was held today at the Davy Brennan Memorial Park. Here’s Oisin Kelly live at the draw reporting for Highland Radio Sport… Michael Murphy Sports Donegal Senior Club Championship Round 3 draw. Four Master v St Michael’s

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“The bench really helped us” – Malin manager Michael Byrne

Malin travelled down to play Buncrana today in Donegal Intermediate Football Championship at The Scarvey. The Inishowen derby ended all square after the full time whistle, Buncrana 0-10 Malin 1-07. After the match Brendan Devenney got reaction from Malin manager Michael Byrne and he said “the bench really helped us”…  

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” We had to put in a big performance” – Cloughaneely wing forward Conor Coyle

In the Donegal Senior Football Championship, Cloughaneely got their first win today beating Milford at home. The final score was Cloughneely 3-07 Milford 0-08. After the match Ryan Ferry got the reaction of Cloughaneely wing forward Conor Coyle and he said ” we had to put in a big performance”…  

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Ethiopian smashes course record at Donegal Half Marathon – McCready wins ladies’ title

Ethiopian Yared Derese smashed the course record as he won the Donegal Half Marathon in 1 hour 7 minutes and 22 seconds this morning. Running for the Carrick Aces club in Monaghan, he crossed the line more than six minutes ahead of second placed Shane O’Donnell (1:13.38) with Philip McHugh of Letterkenny AC (1:15.28) in

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