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The second “4 For Aidan Road Race” held in Letterkenny earlier this year has raised €4,300. The event, organised by Letterkenny Athletic Club and St. Eunan’s GAA Club and sponsored by Sister Sara’s in Letterkenny, is held in memory of Aidan McGlynn who sadly passed away from Motor Neurone Disease in September 2024. Aidan was […]

With just days remaining before the live draw, Donegal GAA is urging supporters not to miss their chance to win €250,000 and back the county’s new training facility at the Donegal GAA Training Centre. The draw takes place at a free event in Jackson’s Hotel, Ballybofey this Sunday, 30th August, starting at 7.00pm, where there

Dylan Browne-McMonagle will make a full recovery after suffering a nasty fall while racing at Bellewstown on Tuesday evening. Dylan was taken to Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda after the filly he was riding slipped and unseated the Letterkenny jockey, leading to an awkward looking incident. Chief Medical Officer with the IHRB Dr

Oisin Orr has been in the winner’s enclosure at Musselburgh today. The Donegal jockey rode “Two Commanders” to victory in the 3:45 Handicap. The horse is trained by Edward Bethell and went to post at 3/1. Oisin is back in action tomorrow with three rides at the same venue.

Dylan Browne-McMonagle followed on from his five wins at The Curragh yesterday by taking another winner at Deauville in France today. The Donegal jockey was on board “Defiantly” for JP O’Brien in the 1:33 outing. That horse went to post as the 23/5 favourite and was Dylan’s sixth winner within the space of 24 hours.

Josh Moffett and co-driver Keith Moriarty have come out on top in the Galway Stages Rally this afternoon. The pair, in a Toyota Yaris Rally 2, finished just 7.6 seconds ahead of the all-Donegal crew of Kevin Eves and Chris Melly in their Skoda Fabia Rally 2. Keelan Grogan and Ayrton Sherlock were third overall

Donegal Senior Ladies Championship: Group A: Naomh Mhuire 4-14 – 4-12 Aodh Ruadh Ballyshannon Dungloe 2-20 – 0-09 Moville Group B: St. Nauls 1-12 – 3-17 Glenfin St Eunan’s 0-08 – 0-13 Termon   Donegal Intermediate Ladies Championship: Buncrana 3-06 – 0-08 Downings Naomh Columba 6-09 – 1-11 Killybegs Carndonagh 1-01 – 8-11 Ardara

Strabane Athletic have confirmed Mo Mahon has made the difficult decision to step down from his position as First Team Manager. Following ongoing health issues and suffering a mini stroke, Mo has made the decision to step away from football to focus on what matters most – his health and his family. Mo leaves the

Cricket Results – Saturday 22/08/26 In the North West Premier League Section 1 yesterday, Newbuildings (294/8) beat Coleraine (137) by 157 runs. In Section 2, Glendermott (152) defeated Ardmore (128) by 24 runs,Bonds Glen (465/8) ran out emphatic 369-run winners over Letterkenny (96), while Ballyspallen (244/3) beat Burndennett (239/9) by seven wickets.

It was a sensational day for Dylan Browne-McMonagle as the Letterkenny jockey had five winners at The Curragh. Firstly, he took 4/6 favourite “Monogram” to victory in the 13:05 race and, in the next outing at 13:40, he rode “Acula” across the line first at 11/8. Those two horses are trained by JP O’Brien. McMonagle

Derry City have been beaten 5-3 by Bohemians in a cracking SSE Airtricity League Premier Division clash at Dalymount Park this evening. The Candystripes were ahead after 34 minutes when Michael Duffy finished brilliantly from the edge of the box. Three Bohs goals in six minutes then turned the game on its head – Patrick

Luke McAteer rode a winner in Killarney this evening. The Rathmullan jockey took “Manton Bay” across the line first for trainer David Marnane. That horse went to post at 13/8.

After six very successful years, Gerard Donnelly has stepped down from his role as Tyrone Minor Football Manager. During his tenure, he guided Tyrone to four Ulster Minor Football Championship titles, three All-Ireland Final appearances and, most memorably, All-Ireland Championship success in 2025. In a statement, Tyrone GAA  thanked Gerard, his management teams and backroom

Convoy man Luke Witherow is part of the Ireland Men’s Hockey Team who begun their World Cup campaign on Sunday in Belgium. Ireland suffered a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Pool C top seed Australia, but a positive second half provides them with ample momentum heading into their second outing against South Africa. A

Mona McSharry has secured her third medal at the European Aquatics Championships in Paris. The Sligo Olympian went under 30-seconds for the first time in claiming bronze in the 50-metres breaststroke in Paris. McSharry, who trains out of Marlin’s Swim Club in Ballyshannon, had already won a silver and a bronze earlier in the week.