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Steelstown are All Ireland Intermediate Football champions for 2021 after they beat Trim 3-14 to 2-05 at Croke Park on Sunday afternoon. Goals from Ben McCarron, Cahir McMonagle and Emmett Deane helped the Derry side to lift the trophy. It is Steelstowns first ever All Ireland Intermediate Football title.

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Donegal have named their team to face Kildare in the National Football League, Division One. There are two changed to the team that started against Mayo with  Jason McGee coming in for Ciaran Thompson, Thompson was injured in opening minutes of draw with Mayo last Sunday. Jamie Brennan also comes into the starting 15 taking

James Kelly was competing for Ireland today in the Six Nations event in Glasgow in the shot put. The Finn Valley AC athlete finished the event in third throwing 16.65 metres. The Irish team also finished in third.

Donegal Hurling manager Mickey McCann has named his starting 15 for the National Hurling League opener against London on Sunday. The starting 15 is full of familiar faces alongside St Eunan’s Brian McIntyre who is listed at midfield for his Allianz debut after some very solid performances at corner back. Among the subs listed are

Derry claimed their first win of their National League campaign on Saturday afternoon. The Oakleaf county beat Sligo 2-14 to 1-14 in Celtic Park. Goals from Tiernan McHugh and Gerald Butler along with nine points from Cormac O’Doherty helped Derry to victory.  

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The Kildare starting 15 has been announced for their Allianz National League, Division One clash with Donegal. The Lilywhites are unchanged from their 0-13 to 1-10 draw with Kerry. Declan Bonner will name the Donegal starting 15 on Sunday. You can view the Kildare squad below.  

Luke McAteer landed a 109.5/1 double in Dundalk on Friday evening. The first of the two winners came on board the Ciaran Murphy trained Stardayz which went off at 11/2, winning by three and a half lengths. McAteer’s second winner was on the 16/1 shot Capla Knight for trainer Patrick McKenna. The wins are the

Ciaran Thompson will not feature for Donegal in this Sunday’s National Football League game with Kildare at McCumahill Park but is expected to be back for the Kerry trip in two weeks time. The Naomh Conaill Captain picked up a strain injury in the opening minutes of last Sunday’s draw with Mayo and he will

In the Sigerson Cup on Wednesday night, three Donegal players helped DCU to victory and book a place in the semi final of the competition. Dungloe’s Mark Curran started at corner back and scored while St Eunan’s Shane O’Donnell and Killybegs Seamus Og Byrne were substitutes in the 2-12 to 2-11 win over University Ulster.

Finn Harps continued with their pre-season preparations on Tuesday evening in Sligo. The Ballybofey side drew 1-1 with Rovers and one of the new men once again got on the scoresheet for Harps. Letterkenny’s Conor Tourish scored his second pre-season goal, that came in the second half to level up the tie after Niall Morahan