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On Saturday, 29th November, Liam grant will headline the “Heat 11” fight night at the Shantallow Community Centre in Derry — a packed evening full of great fights, incredible energy, and community atmosphere. Grant has already achieved remarkable success in his young career. He is a double Irish Kickboxing Champion, a European Champion, and has […]

Tyrone attacker Mark Bradley has opted out of the squad for the 2026 season and former Footballer of the Year Kieran McGeary will miss the first few rounds of the Allianz League. Bradley, who returned to the set-up at the end of last year following a three-season absence, plans to go travelling, while McGeary has

Luke McAteer was in the winners enclosure at Dundalk yesterday afternoon. The Rathmullan jockey was on board “Albion Power” for trainer Keith Henry Clarke in the 15:01 handicap. The horse went to post as a 25/1 outsider and was McAteer’s 27th winner of the year.

RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta announced today that the Gradam Shéamuis Mhic Géidigh award for the player of the Donegal Championship 2025 is to be presented to Naomh Conaill’s Finnbarr Roarty. Naomh Conaill beat Gaoth Dobhair in this year’s Michael Murphy Sports Senior Football Championship Final that went to extra time and Finnbarr was exceptional throughout

The Orr brothers from Rathmullan rode a winner each yesterday. Oisin Orr was in action at Catterick Bridge and was on board “Grey Horizon” in the 13:40 race for trainer Richard Fahey. That horse went to post at 85/40, while Oisin’s brother Conor rode 5/2 shot “Maris Angel” to victory in the 6pm race at

    SSE Airtricity League leaders Shamrock Rovers have four players on the PFAI team of the year. Roberto Lopes, Josh Honohan, Matt Healy and Graham Burke have all been selected from the Hoops, who are the cusp of being crowned champions. Goalkeeper Luke Dennison and defender Conor Keeley have both been included, along with

Rhys Irwin returned home to Donegal this week as the Quattro Supersport Champion 2025 following a record breaking season with 6 wins, 3 second places and 4 third place finishes totalling 13 podium finishes at the British Superbikes Championship. One of the most popular racers in the series without exception his rivals cheered the Kilmacrennan

Ulster Junior Cup – Sunday 26th October Ballybofey United 3-0 Rathmullan Celtic Bonagee United 1-1 Illies Celtic (Bonagee United won on penalties) Donegal Town vs Convoy Arsenal Glenea United vs Quigley Point Swifts Keadue Rovers 4-0 Culdaff FC Kildrum Tigers 2-1 Fanad United Letterkenny Rovers 3-1 Clonmany Shamrocks Carndonagh FC 1-0 Redcastle United   DONEGAL

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.

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

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

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