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  Donegal are the All-Ireland champions for the 15th time after defeating Offaly 7-4 in last night’s final in Killarney, thereby completing a great three-in-a-row. The Donegal team in the decider was: Cartha Boyle, Gerard McGlynn, John Flood, Steven Harron, Charlie Grant, Dean Gallagher, Adrian Devine, Jordan Boyce, Ciaran McGeady, John Gallagher, Alan Byrne, Andrew

David Kelly and Paddy McCrudden have won the Mayo Stages Rally after a close battle with Eddie Doherty and Tom Murphy. Remarkably, the Donegal duo finished just 0.01 seconds ahead of Doherty and Murphy in second spot. Donegal’s Matthew Boyle was third overall, a further 23.3 seconds back from the winners. All three crews on

Brian McCormick Premier Division Donegal Town 2-0 Bonagee United Glenea United vs Kildrum Tigers St Catherines FC 4-1 Keadue Rovers   Temple Domestic Appliance D1 Cappry Rovers 2-1 Swilly Rovers Castlefin Celtic 0-2 Kerrykeel 71 Milford United 2-1 Gweedore United   Donegal Physiotherapy & Performance Centre D2 Curragh Athletic 0-4 Dunfanaghy Youths Drumoghill vs Lifford

The Ireland Men’s Hockey Team, which includes Raphoe’s Luke Witherow, got their bid for FIH Hockey World Cup qualification off to a flying start with a 5-2 victory over Canada. The side had to stave off a late Canada push, but goals from Lee Cole, Adam McAllister, Jonny Lynch and Jeremy Duncan were enough to

Cockhill Celtic are the Jackie Crossan Inishowen Premier Division Champions after defeating Carn 2-0 this afternoon. Here’s how the rest of the day’s action went…

The Donegal Ladies have beaten Mayo 0-09 to 0-08  in the National Football League Division 2 in Castlebar this afternoon. It’s an important win for James Daly’s team after last week’s defeat to table-toppers Cavan. Donegal have now won three out of their first four games in Division 2.

The Donegal Hurlers have beaten Louth 3-20 to 1-10 in Division 3 of the National Hurling League in Darver this afternoon. Richie Ryan hit two of the goals for Mickey McCann’s side with John Kealy getting the other in what was an impressive win against a strong Louth team. Donegal have now won all four

Local rally legends Donagh Kelly and Rory Kennedy have finished 2nd in the Navarcles Rally yesterday afternoon. The Donegal pair, who took part in the rally in preparation for next weekend’s Costa Brava Rally, had a superb run on the four-stage route in their BMW M3 E30.

Institute cruised to a 6-0 win over Armagh in today’s NIFL Championship clash at The Ryan McBride Brandywell. First-half goals from Stephen Doherty, Tiernan Brolly and a brace from Padraig Lynch had ‘Stute 4-0 up the break. Lynch completed his hat-trick in the second period with Jack Doherty rounding off the scoring late on. Last

Brian McCormick Premier Kilmacrennan Celtic 4-3 Fanad United   Glencar Inn Saturday D1 Donegal Town 2-2 Erne Wanderers FC Kilmacrennan Celtic 0-2 Kildrum Tigers Letterkenny Rovers 8-1 Glencar Celtic St Catherines FC Reserves 4-0 Oldtown Celtic   Old Orchard Saturday D2 Arranmore United 4-1 Gweedore Celtic Bonagee United 2-1 Copany Rovers Keadue Rovers 1-2 Fintown

It’s been confirmed that Darragh Kelly will return to the PFL cage on the 16th of April. “The Moville Mauler” will face Sergio Cossio in a 155lb bout at the SSE Arena and aim to move to 10-0 in his professional MMA career. Belfast’s Paul Hughes will headline the event with a fight against Jay

Galway will aim to get their second win in Division 1 this weekend when they travel to Fr. Tierney Park to face Donegal on Sunday afternoon. With just one win from four, The Tribesmen are in danger of getting dragged into a relegation scrap and will be gunning to take a big scalp against Jim