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Derry advanced to the Ulster Minor Football Championship semi finals thanks to a 2-11 to 1-09 win over Donegal in Owenbeg. A goal in either half from Odhran Murphy and Ryan McNicholl helped Martin Boyles side to the five point. After the game Oakleaf boss Martin Boyle spoke with Tom Comack…

Donegal minors suffered a 2-11 to 1-09 defeat against Derry in Owenbeg on Saturday afternoon. Luke Barrett’s side trailed 1-09 to 1-02 at half time with the goal coming from Cian McMenamin from the penalty spot. The defeat now means Donegal will play in the qualifiers as Derry advance to the Ulster semi finals. After

Donegal suffered a 2-11 to 1-09 defeat to Derry in Round 2 of the Ulster Minor Football Championship. Cian McMenamin’s penalty meant Donegal trailed 1-09 to 1-02 at half time. Despite a strong second half showing Luke Barrett’s side couldn’t breach the gap and will now play in the qualifiers for a place in the

Donegal hurlers eased to a 23 point victory over Warwickshire in the Nickey Rackard Cup on Saturday afternoon. Mickey McCann’s side led 0-18 to 0-05 at half time and went on to run out 0-33 to 0-10 winners. The win sets up Donegal’s final round game perfectly where they know a win over Tyrone will

Finn Harps suffered a 3-1 away defeat to defending champions Shamrock Rovers on Friday night. A Danny Mandroiu brace alongside a Roberto Lopes goal gave Rovers a 3-0 lead before a Conor Tourish header gave Harps a consolation goal. Finn Harps manager Ollie Horgan told Oisin Langan there are some positives to take in the

Derry City saw their gap at the top of the Premier Division cut to a point after they were held to a 1-1 draw with Bohs at The Ryan McBride Brandywell. Promise Omochere gave the visitors the lead just 15 minutes into the first half before a Will Patching penalty on 35 minutes gave the

Finn Harps suffered their fourth away defeat of the season on Friday night, losing out 3-1 against Shamrock Rovers. Roberto Lopes opened the scoring for the hosts on 17 minutes before a Danny Mandroiu goal three minutes later doubled their lead. Mandroiu then added a third on 28 minutes with Conor Tourish heading in Harps’

Derry City and Bohs played out a 1-1 draw at the Ryan McBride Brandywell on Friday night. Promise Omochere gave the visitors the lead on 15 minutes before a Will Patching penalty on 35 minutes ensured a share of the spoils. Martin Holmes reports for Highland Radio Sport…

Finn Harps picked up a second win of the Premier Division campaign and a first at home on Friday night beating Shelbourne 1-0 at Finn Park. Both of the  three pointers this season have come against Damian Duff’s Shels side. Barry McNamee struck in the 89th minute as Harps close in on 8th placed Shelbourne,

After 13 games in the Premier Division, Finn Harps have picked up a first home win of the campaign beating Shelbourne 1-0 at Finn Park thanks to a Barry McNamee late strike. Diarmaid Doherty reports for Highland Radio Sport:

Donegal booked their place in the Ulster Senior Football Championship semi final where they will face Cavan after a 1-16 to 0-12 victory over Armagh. At half time Donegal led nine points to six but a Patrick McBrearty goal eleven minutes into the second half helped Declan Bonner’s side into a 1-10 to 0-06 lead.

Donegal got their Ulster Senior Football Championship campaign off to a winning start after they beat Armagh 1-16 to 0-12 in MacCumhaill Park. Patrick McBrearty netted the games only goal as Declan Bonner’s side advanced to the semi finals where they will face Cavan. After the game Donegal’s Ryan McHugh spoke with Ryan Ferry…

Donegal are through to the semi final of the Ulster Senior Football Championship after they beat Armagh 1-16 to 0-12 in MacCumhaill Park. Patrick McBrearty’s goal midway through the second half helped Declan Bonner’s side on their way to the seven point win. Donegal will now take on Cavan in the semi final in two

Donegal Minors advanced to the Ulster Football Championship semi final after they beat Fermanagh 4-15 to 0-05. At half time it was 1-06 to two points but two early second half goals helped put Luke Barrett’s side through to the semi finals. Daithi Gildea was top scorer for Donegal on the day scoring 2-06. After

Letterkenny Rugby Club lifted the Gordan West Cup on Saturday afternoon thanks to an 11-10 comeback win over Monaghan at Kingspan Stadium. Paul O’Kane’s side trailed 10-0 at half time but had a strong second half performance with Peter Scott kicking over a late drop goal to earn them the victory. Letterkenny Rugby Head Coach

Donegal Minors got their Ulster Football Championship campaign off to a flying start with a 4-15 to 0-05 win over Fermanagh in MacCumhaill Park. Daithi Gildea was the star man for Donegal scoring 2-06 as Luke Barrett’s side eased to a 22 point victory. Frank Craig reports for Highland Radio Sport…

Letterkenny Rugby Club claimed the Gordan West Cup on Saturday afternoon thanks to a 11-10 win over Monaghan. Peter Scott’s last gasp drop goal earned Paul O’Kane’s side the victory. Fergal Monaghan reports from Kingspan Stadium…

Donegal and Roscommon played out a 1-22 to 3-16 draw in O’Donnell Park in the Nickey Rackard Cup. Ronan McDermott got the all important goal for Donegal deep into injury time. Tom Comack spoke with Donegal boss Mickey McCann who felt his team were the better side… Tom also got the thoughts of Roscommon boss