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Sommer Lecky wins gold as Kelly McGrory breaks Donegal record

There was Donegal involvement in the Morton games on Saturday night where Sommer Lecky claimed gold and Kelly McGrory broke a 39-year-old Donegal athletics record. Finn Valley’s Sommer Lecky claimed victory in the High Jump with a 1.80 metre attempt. Meanwhile, Tir Chonaill AC’s Kelly McGrory broke a 39-year-old Donegal athletics record with a 54

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Galway beat Armagh on penalties to set up All Ireland Semi Final with Derry

Galway are into the All Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi Finals following a dramatic penalty shootout win over Armagh. They couldn’t be separated after normal or extra time and spot kicks were needed. Stefan Campbell and Conor Turbitt missed for Armagh before Matthew Tierney slammed home his kick as Galway went through 4-1 winners. They

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Finn Valley Vikings enjoy World and European record breaking weekend

The Finn Valley Vikings Powerlifting team were in Hungary this weekend competing at the European Powerlifting Championships. On Saturday in the bench press Paulina Coleman won two golds and broke a World and European record, meanwhile Edyta Piechowicz won a gold and also broke a World and European record. Mick Coleman won gold on Sunday

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Watch Rally Reaction: Josh Moffett, Alastair Fisher, Kevin Gallagher & Declan Gallagher

Josh Moffett won the Donegal International Rally for the first time in his career on Sunday evening. The Monaghan man claimed a 46.7 seconds over his brother Sam. Alastair Fisher did trail Josh Moffett by a second before suffering a puncture which ended his hopes of claiming the title. At the finishing ramp, Chris Ashmore

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Maxi Curran reflects on Donegal Ladies defeat to Cork in Round two of All Ireland Championship

Donegal Ladies suffered a five point defeat to Cork in round two of Group D in the All Ireland Championship on Sunday afternoon. It finished 2-12 to 1-10 in favourite of Cork with Yvonne Bonner scoring the goal for Maxi Curran’s side who had trailed by 10 points at half time. Maxi Curran told Ger

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Rally update: Devine increases lead after first three Saturday stages

Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan in the VW Polo GTI R5. Photo: Kevin Glendinning. Derry’s Callum Devine continues to lead the Joule Donegal International Rally after the first three stages on day two. He has now increased his lead to 27.7 seconds, unofficially, after the completion of stage 9. This morning’s stages were over Carnhill,

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Day One – Callum Devine the leader ahead of Matt Edwards after titanic battle

Derry’s Callum Devine and co-driver Noel O’Sullivan of Kerry lead the Joule Donegal International Rally after day one of the event near (Dooish Hill) Manorcunningham, (An Grianan) Newtowncunningham, and (Mouldy Hill) Bridgend/Buncrana. They have an  unofficial lead of 5.8 seconds in their VW Polo GTI R5 over British Rally champion Matt Edwards and David Moynihan

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Rally update – third placed Alistair Fisher hoping to close gap on the leaders

Above: Alistair Fisher’s car in at service in Kiltoy, Letterkenny. Alistair Fisher and Gordon Noble are well poised to make a big push in the second three stages of the Joule Donegal International Rally. They are 22.8 seconds off the leader Callum Devine and 14.4 seconds adrift of second placed Matt Edwards after the three

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Callum Devine and Matt Edwards battle it out after three stages of the Donegal Rally

Derry’s Callum Devine and co-driver Noel O’Sullivan of Kerry lead the Joule Donegal International Rally after the first three stages of the event near (Dooish Hill) Manorcunningham, (An Grianan) Newtowncunningham and (Mouldy Hill) between Bridgend and Buncrana.  They lead by 8.4 seconds in their VW Polo GTI R5 ahead of Welshman Matt Edwards and David

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“We need to take time and take stock”- Eamon McGee reflects on Donegal’s defeat to Armagh

Donegal bowed out of the All Ireland Senior Football Championship after they were beaten 3-17 to 0-16 by Armagh in the second round qualifier. Rian O’Neill was the star of the show for Armagh scoring 1-07. 2012 All Ireland winner, Eamon McGee told Oisin Kelly Donegal need to take stock after today’s defeat..

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Martin Boyle on Derry’s victory over Cork in All Ireland Minor Football Championship Quarter Final

Derry will play in the All Ireland Minor Football Championship Semi Final after they beat Munster winners Cork in the Quarter Final on Saturday evening. It finished 0-12 to 0-06 in favour of Martin Boyle’s side in Portlaoise. After the game, Derry boss Martin Boyle gave his thoughts to Michael McMullan…

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