Naomh Columba have bowed out of this year’s Ulster Intermediate Championship at the hands of Killeevan Sarsfields this afternoon. The Donegal club entered the competition having won the county intermediate title. It finished 3-05 to 1-10 in favour of the Monaghan club in today’s last eight clash.
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Michael Murphy Sports U21 Football Championship Results Glenswilly 4-11 – 5-07 Naomh Conaill Four Masters 1-07 – 1-12 Termon Glenfin 4-14 – 0-10 St Naul’s Malin 3-11 – 1-08 Milford Naomh Muire, LR 1-04 – 1-13 Kilcar Naomh Pádraig Lifford 0-01 – 6-25 Fanad Gaels
Donegal U21 Championship Results – Saturday 25/10/25 Read More »
Northern Ireland’s William Creighton has been crowned British Rally Champion for 2025 after the Cambrian Rally in Wales today. Creighton finished 8th in today’s rally in Wales and that was enough to clinch the championship. The Down native had a brilliant season alongside Liam Regan on the notes. Donegal’s Kyle McBride has won the BRC
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Dylan Browne-McMonagle is on the cusp of being crowned champion jockey for the first time at the Curragh next Sunday on the final day of the 2025 Irish Flat season. The Letterkenny jockey holds an eight-win lead over Colin Keane after a super season’s racing. Dylan’s mother and father have been front and centre supporting
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Roisin Hegarty has won European gold in Montenegro. Twin Towns Boxing Club lightweight Hegarty defeated Tetiana Zvenihorodska in the 63kgs Final at the European U15 Championships today. The brilliant Hegarty was a unanimous decision winner on the judges scorecards. The Letterkenny youngster is only the third Donegal boxer in history to be crowned a European
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7 Donegal players have been named in the Irish News Ulster All-Star Team of 2025. Finbarr Roarty, Brendan McCole, Michael Langan, Shane O’Donnell, Ciaran Moore, Conor O’Donnell and Michael Murphy. Donegal won the Ulster title thanks to an extra-time win over Armagh. Niamh Boyle and Roisin Rodgers were named on the Irish News Ulster All-Stars
7 Donegal players named on Ulster All-Star team Read More »
Glencar Inn Saturday D1 Kildrum Tigers 1-1 Erne Wanderers FC (Fri) Kilmacrennan Celtic 1-1 Letterkenny Rovers St Catherines FC Res 5-4 Strand Rovers Finn Travel Saturday D3 Cappry Rovers 3-3 Convoy Arsenal
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Donegal’s Zara Thompson had a very successful day one representing Ireland at the European Karate Championships in Riga, Latvia. Zara won a silver and a bronze today. It was well deserved after all her dedication, commitment and hard work.
Double medal joy for Donegal girl at the European Karate Championships Read More »
Gardaí and the Road Safety Authority are appealing to all road users to be careful while travelling this weekend. 138 people have lost their lives in crashes so far in 2025. Both organisations have pointed out the clocks changing on Saturday night into Sunday, bringing darker evenings. Michael Rowland from the Road Safety Authority says
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The funeral details for Seamus Quinn have been released. The Letterkenny school teacher was reported missing earlier in the week. The search was called off on Wednesday after his remains were found following a cross border collaboration. His funeral Mass will take place on Monday at St Patrick’s Church, Pennyburn. The Derry man’s family are
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The news broke this week that three of Finn Harps’ young players have been selected to represent Ireland at the upcoming FIFA U17 World Cup. Gavin McAteer, Josh Cullen and Corey Sheridan will all be heading to Qatar to represent their country beginning with the opening game against Panama on November 5th. Ireland will then
Speed vans need to be located on the Cappry Road and near Dooish National School. Cappry Road has recently been resurfaced, and Cllr Martin Scanlon says it’s now being abused by motorists who are breaking the 60 km/h speed limit. He says traffic has increased on the route as it’s being used to bypass the
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Derry City will face Shamrock Rovers in their final home game of the season at the Ryan McBride Brandywell on Sunday afternoon. Shamrock Rovers need only a point to be crowned SSE Airtricity League Champions, but have struggled to get over the line in recent weeks. Tiernan Lynch says his players have given everything this
A Killybegs councillor says she was very disappointed that only one MEP out of the five representing the Midlands–Northwest attended Wednesday’s meeting of the Donegal County Council Fisheries Committee. Independent MEP Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan was the sole European elected representative to accept the invitation. Cllr Niamh Kennedy says that the people who are now in
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Mid-Donegal Bowling League – Week 4 Results Ramelton 10 Donughmore 2 Resource 8 St Eunans B 4 Ballylennon 8 cathedral 4 St Eunans A 10 Ramelton Pres 2 St Johnston BC 3 Raphoe Ballindrait BC 9
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Donegal’s Roisin Hegarty will face Tetiana Zvenihorodska of Ukraine in the 63 kg category at the European Under-15 Boxing Championships in Budva, Montenegro, on Saturday. Co-Captain of the Irish team, Roisin Hegarty was a 3-2 split decision winner over Turkey’s Ivana Kilci in their semi final – Judges scored the bout 27: 30, 29: 28,
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Killybegs’ Jayden McBrearty rounded off a great season with the final round of the Irish Championship Circuit Racing (ICCR) series at Mondello Park in his Mini. Jayden had a very successful test day on Saturday being rejoined by Alex Denning offering his years of experience. Jayden set quickest times throughout practice sessions in the dry
McBrearty rounds off season with podium place at Mondello Read More »
London’s Downing Street says the not guilty verdict in the trial of Soldier F – is “an example of the complex legacy of the Troubles” Yesterday, the former paratrooper was found not guilty of murdering James Wray and William McKinney, and of trying to kill five others on Bloody Sunday. British army veterans have welcomed
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Last weekend, Rhys Irwin clinched the 2025 Quattro British Supersport Championship at Brands Hatch. It is a phenomenal achievement by the Kilmacrennan native, who finished ahead of two previous winners and two legends of the Supersport scene in Ben Currie and Jack Kennedy. Irwin led in the standings heading into last weekend’s event and managed
Rhys Irwin reflects on winning his maiden British Supersport Championship Read More »
This week on “The Score” with Mark Gallagher… We talk to Kilmacrennan native Rhys Irwin who recently clinched the 2025 British Supersport Championship title, Finn Harps Chairperson Ian Harkin gives his thoughts on the three young Harps players who have been selected to represent Ireland at the FIFA U17 World Cup, Buncrana Hearts manager Gary
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Letterkenny’s Dylan Browne-McMonagle is on the cusp of being crowned champion jockey for the first time at the Curragh on Sunday week, November 2, the final day of the 2025 Irish Flat season. He heads to Dundalk tomorrow evening with an eight-winner lead over six-time champion jockey Colin Keane who misses tomorrow evening’s action to
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A woman in her 80s was robbed in her own home after what detectives in Castlederg have called a distraction style burglary. It was reported that a man called to a house in the Derg View area between 10am and 11am yesterday, purporting to be from the Housing Executive. He said that he needed to
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Buncrana Hearts manager Gary Duffy has been appointed as the manager for the Ulster side that will compete in the FAI’s interprovincial tournament which will be staged in Donegal next March. Chris Ashmore has been speaking with Gary to find out about his thoughts on the competition and to get details about his backroom team.
Buncrana Hearts manager Gary Duffy to take charge of Ulster at Interprovincials Read More »
In this week’s programme, Chris Ashmore finds out more about a series of business support clinics geared towards the tourism sector. They are being held during November with one in each of the municipal district council areas. Mary Fowley Daly, Senior Tourism Development Officer with Donegal Co. Council has been outlining the thinking behind the
A former Sinn Féin press officer and journalist who was jailed in November last for sexual communication with a child charges could have his licence revoked after he appeared at Limavady Magistrate’s Court charged with breaching his Sexual Offences Prevention Order. Michael McMonagle (44), whose address was formerly given as Limewood Street in Derry, was
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Archview Lodge Nursing Home in Letterkenny has been described as committed to providing a pleasant, homely, and safe environment for residents in a HIQA report published today. Twenty-seven residents were in attendance during the unannounced inspection in March. One non-compliance was noted in fire precautions, while governance and management, and training and staff development were
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Two people have been taken to hospital following a collision in Letterkenny this morning. The crash, which involved two cars, occurred at 8:50 a.m. in Cullion. One driver was taken to Letterkenny University Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, while the other was taken as a precaution.
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Emergency services are attending the scene of a collision on the N56 in Corcreggan. The details of the incident are yet to be confirmed.
Emergency services at the scene of collision in Corcreggan Read More »
Letterkenny Milford Municipal District has passed its budget for 2026, with €250,000 approved, equivalent to €25,000 per member. Director of Finance Richard Gibson told members that council wants to continue the policy of increasing the discretionary fund for members, and also continue with an estate maintenance programme which was recently introduced. Cllr Donal Coyle proposed
Letterkenny Milford MD passes €250,000 draft Budget for 2026 Read More »
More action is needed to make the Twin Towns fully accessible, according to Cllr Patrick McGowan. Speaking at a recent Lifford-Stranorlar Municipal District meeting, Cllr McGowan highlighted several problem areas in the town centre that make access difficult. He said two young people who use wheelchairs have been actively campaigning for improvements and commended the
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Two men, both aged 33, have been released on bail following their arrest on suspicion of a number of drug-related offences. The arrests were made after a vehicle was stopped in the Clon Elagh area of Derry on Monday. Police say they’ve been released on bail to allow for further enquiries to be carried out.
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The public are being advised to be aware of all healthcare options this October Bank Holiday weekend. The HSE has issued the notice ahead of the upcoming bank holiday, warning that the Emergency Department at Letterkenny University Hospital is expected to be very busy, with long wait times for non-emergency cases. NoWDOC will be available
LUH ramping up staffing to tackle Bank Holiday surge Read More »
Public events should be cancelled when a status orange weather warning is issued, with some called off sooner. That’s among a long list of recommendations contained in a review of the response to Storm Éowyn. A number of steps are already being taken, including a review of local authority severe weather and flooding plans, and
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A nationwide walkout at Technological Universities is taking place at midday today, including Letterkenny and Killybegs campuses. The student-led demonstration is in response to the latest budget, with Students’ Unions claiming TUs aren’t being treated the same as other universities. They’re calling for investment in purpose-built student accommodation, professorships, and increased postgraduate stipend funding.
ATU Donegal students to walk out in protest today Read More »
Finn Harps FC are immensely proud to confirm that three of our academy graduates, Gavin McAteer, Josh Cullen, and Corey Sheridan have been selected for the Republic of Ireland Under-17 squad heading to the FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Qatar. This is a remarkable achievement for the players, their families, their schoolboy clubs and coaches
“It’s a brilliant day” – McAteer, Cullen & Sheridan selected for U17 World Cup Read More »
A £500 pound fine was handed down to man from Derry for aiding and abetting a proscribed organisation. 39 year old William McDonnell from Derry appeared in Derry Magistrates Court having been convicted of abetting under section 13 the Terrorism Act 2000. He was seen carrying placards with IRA written on them in April of
Man from Derry fined £500 for aiding and abetting Read More »
A HIQA inspection has found that Dunwiley, a designated centre for adults with disabilities, was fully compliant. The centre had three residents present during the unannounced inspection in June. The report outlines that residents were provided with high-quality, person-centred care that promoted their wellbeing and protection. The full report can be read HERE. Media Statement
Dunwiley centre for adults with disabilities found totally complaint Read More »
Bogus callers have been reported in Letterkenny and Inishowen over the past week. Gardaí say the individuals were travelling in vans and campervans but warn they could appear anywhere in Donegal in a variety of vehicles. Garda Gráinne Doherty stressed the importance of alerting people who may be more vulnerable to such scams:
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Gardaí have launched an investigation after eggs and spray paint were used to deface properties and vehicles in the Clonmany area on Friday night. A number of reports were received, and gardaí are appealing for information. Speaking on The Nine ’til Noon Show with Michaela Clarke, Garda Gráinne Doherty described the incidents as very unsettling
Eggs and spray paint deface homes and vehicles in Clonmany Read More »
Gardaí are investigating two cases of criminal damage in St Johnston that occurred over the weekend. It is not yet known if the two incidents are linked. One involved graffiti, while the other saw damage caused to buses. Gardaí have issued an appeal for information in relation to offensive graffiti that was scrawled in the
Gardaí probe two cases of overnight vandalism in St Johnston Read More »
A man had his camera equipment stolen at Ards Friary on Friday afternoon. He had been taking photographs along the shore and left his camera on a tripod while he went for a short walk between 12:30 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. When he returned, he discovered that all of his equipment had been taken. The
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Elected members of Lifford and Stranorlar Municipal District have passed their 2026 draft budgetary plan, with a fund of €150,000 agreed. It will see an allocation of €25,000 to each member, to be allocated at their discretion. Director of Finance Richard Gibson outlined at the beginning of his presentation that the statutory requirement to agree
Lifford-Stranorlar MD approves €150,000 Draft Budget for 2026 Read More »
This week on the DL Debate, Brendan Devenney is joined by Cahair O’Kane of the Irish News, Ryan Ferry – Sports Editor of the Donegal News, Highland’s Ladies Match Analyst Maureen O’Donnell and Maria Devenney to recap and preview the GAA action for the men and ladies sides from the north west. The DL Debate
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The trial of former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson and his wife has been delayed, and is now expected to take place next year. He’s charged with historical sex offences while Eleanor Donaldson is accused of aiding and abetting. Both deny the charges against them. The trial was supposed to start in November, but is being
Jeffrey Donaldson trial delayed Read More »
Nine people from Donegal will be honoured at Water Safety Ireland’s National Annual Awards Ceremony tomorrow afternoon. 53 people were saved from drowning in the past year, due to the swift and selfless actions of those being awarded. 73 individuals will be awarded in total tomorrow for their bravery. Kevin McCloskey will also be given
Graffiti has appeared in St Johnston over the weekend. Roads and signposts were spray-painted with obscene language and imagery, including racial and religious slurs. Gardaí say investigations are ongoing into the matter. Lauren Bovaird came across the vandalism and told Michaela Clarke on this morning’s Nine ’til Noon show that it is totally unacceptable:
Racial and religious slurs spraypainted on St Johnson road and signposts Read More »
41 patients in Letterkenny University Hospital were waiting for a bed this morning. According to the INMO, LUH was the fourth most overcrowded hospital in the country. Of those patients, 14 were waiting in the Emergency Department, while the remaining 27 were located in other wards.
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There are plans to introduce a domestic violence register, which would see offenders named. The proposed law is named after 24-year-old Jennifer Poole from Dublin, who was murdered by her ex-partner Gavin Murphy in 2021. The 33-year-old had served time in prison for attacking a former girlfriend, and lied to Jennifer during their relationship saying
Domestic abusers will be publically named under Jennie’s Law Read More »
A meeting is being held tomorrow evening to voice concerns in relation to residential parking and the implementation of a cycle lane in Ballymacool under proposed active travel plans. Part of the plans is to see land purchased to construct a parking bay, in lieu of the parking that is currently in place outside of
Parking bay proposal hits a roadblock in Ballymacool Read More »
Over €7,000 has been raised to date to see the installation of a defibrillator on Errigal Mountain. It’s after Carl Henderson died following a medical event while on a hike earlier this year. It took almost an hour for a land ambulance to reach him, with the nearest piece of life saving equipment approximately the
Funds climb towards €10,000 for Errigal Mountain defibrillator after tragic death Read More »
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