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Termon defeated Four Masters 0-20 to 3-07 to get their first win of this season’s Donegal Senior Football Championship. After the game, Termon boss Caolan McDaid told Oisin Kelly he was “very pleased” with the response after last week’s defeat to Killybegs…

After last week’s disappointing opening day defeat to Killybegs, Termon announced their arrival in this year’s Donegal SFC with an impressive 0-20 to 3-07 win over Four Masters at the Burn Road this afternoon. The home side were 0-14 to 2-04 up at the break and were relatively comfortable winners in the end up. Oisin

Dylan Browne McMonagle brought up a remarkable across-the-card five-timer when “Tounsivator” took the honours by three-quarters of a length in the Perennial Freight Handicap at Tramore yesterday. The even-money favourite, who was last seen finishing fourth in the Grade 3 Galway Hurdle for Willie Mullins, was having just his second race on the Flat in

St. Naul’s were beaten 0-19 to 0-12 by Gaoth Dobhair in last night’s Donegal SFC clash in Mountcharles. The home side were 10-points down at the break after a stunning opening half from Gaoth Dobhair. It’s now two defeats in two for St. Naul’s as they were defeated by Four Masters in Round 1 last

Naomh Conaill were on the brink of a second defeat in the Donegal Senior Championship last night only for Dermot “Brick” Molloy and Eoghan McGettigan to turn things around in the dying seconds at Davy Brennan Memorial Park. Ardara had led by two points in injury time but Molloy fired over a two-pointer to level

St. Eunan’s bounced back from an opening day defeat to Kilcar with a comprehensive 2-21 to 1-13 senior championship win over Aodh Ruadh in Ballyshannon yesterday evening. After a slow start which saw Aodh Ruadh race into a 6-point lead, the defending champions came back to lead 2-09 to 1-04 at the break thanks to

Gaoth Dobhair have won their opening two games of this year’s Donegal Senior Football Championship as they defeated St. Nauls 0-19 – 0-11 in Mountcharles last night. The away side were 10-points up at half-time after a blistering opening period. Highland’s Brendan Devenney spoke to winning manager Ronan MacNiallais after the win…   Here’s Man

Three-in-a-row Donegal International Rally winners Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan have clinched the 2025 Irish Tarmac Championship by winning the Ulster Rally in County Down this afternoon. The Derry-Kerry duo finished 21.4 seconds ahead of Osian Pryce and Andy Hayes after today’s action in Newry. Donegal’s Declan Boyle was third while Kevin Eves finished fourth.

The FAI has confirmed a strategic change to its competitions calendar, which will see its major amateur and youth men’s cup competitions transition from a winter season to an aligned calendar season. This move will bring the schedules of the men’s national competitions, such as the FAI Intermediate Cup and FAI Junior Cup, in line

The 2025 Donegal Half-Marathon will take place next Sunday the 24th of August at 9:20am. Race Director Brendan “Herbie” McDaid spoke to Highland’s Mark Gallagher on “The Score” this week to look ahead to the race…

The League Of Ireland takes a back-seat this weekend with the last-16 ties in the FAI Cup taking centre stage. Finn Harps play Bray Wanderers at Finn Park tomorrow night (Friday), while Derry City face holder Drogheda United in a repeat of last year’s final. Former Harps manager Anthony Gorman joined Mark Gallagher on “The

Kilcar have started their 2025 Donegal Senior Football Championship with a 0-16 to 0-13 win over defending champions St. Eunan’s at O’Donnell Park this afternoon. Mark Sweeney, the Kilcar manager, said any day you get a win in Letterkenny is a good day. Sweeney spoke to Oisin Kelly after the game…

St. Eunan’s manager Barry Meehan says today’s defeat to Kilcar was “a wake up call” as the defending champions opened their 2025 Donegal Senior Championship campaign with a three-point home defeat. The Letterkenny side were without a plethora of regular first-teamers and Patrick McBrearty was on good form for the Towney men. Meehan spoke to

Gaoth Dobhair have beaten Glenfin 1-13 to 1-11 in the opening round of the Donegal Senior Football Championship in Magheragallon this afternoon. Ryan Ferry of the Donegal News has the full time report for Highland Radio Sport…

Carlos O’Reilly’s late goal for St. Michaels wasn’t enough as they lost out by two points to Sean MacCumhaills in Dunfanaghy this afternoon. The away side led by 10 points at half time and did enough to see the game out in the second period. After the game, goal-scorer O’Reilly told Chris Ashmore MacCumhaills deserved

Sean MacCumhaills held off a late flurry of scores from St. Michaels at The Bridge to win their opening game in the Donegal Senior Championship this afternoon. The home side looked dead and buried heading into the closing stages but two two-pointers and a goal from Carlos O’Reilly put them right back in the game.

Rory Devlin was crowned overall winner of the 2025 Donegal Ultra 555 Cycling Race after a gruelling day racing around the roads of the county yesterday. Ryan Hunter was first home in the 222km event, while Darren McGlinchey took victory in the 333km event. With a wrap up of the action, here’s race organiser Michael

Glenswilly defeated Naomh Conaill by a single point in last night’s Donegal Senior Football Championship clash. It finished 2-12 to 1-14 in favour of the Glen men. Goalkeeper Caolan Kelly had a fine game between the sticks for Glenswilly and Kelly said getting off to a good start was key when he spoke to Diarmuid

Killybegs defeated Division 1 League Champions Termon 1-12 to 0-08 in the first game of the 2025 Michael Murphy Sports Donegal Senior Football Championship at Fintra last night. The home side raced into an early 1-07 to 0-01 lead as the impressive Jack McSharry hit the net for the Fishermen. Killybegs, buoyed by the return

Eamonn Kelly and Conor Mohan won the Junior Category of the iconic Rally Finland in the World Rally Championship last Sunday. It was a fantastic result for the Frosses native, who took three stage wins on his way to the biggest victory of his career so far. Speaking to Highland’s Oisin Kelly this week, Kelly

The winners of the 222km and 333km routes of the Donegal Ultra 555 Race have been confirmed after a fantastic morning/afternoon’s racing around the roads of the county. Ryan Hunter was first home in the 222km event, while Darren McGlinchey took victory in the 333km event. The 555km event is still taking place with Rory

Finn Valley’s Conor Kelly will bid for European U20 glory when he takes to the track in the Men’s 400M Final at 6:25pm this evening. Highland’s Athletics Correspondent Patsy McGonigle joined Ciaran Cannon on Saturday Sport to look ahead to the race and says it would be a monumental achievement for Kelly to take home

Derry City boss Tiernan Lynch says his side didn’t create enough chances against Cork City at the Ryan McBride Brandywell this evening. The Candy Stripes were held to a 0-0 draw by the league’s bottom side and Lynch said his team “didn’t hurt” Cork enough going forward. He spoke to the assembled media after the