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Division 1 (Football) Glenfin 0-15 – 1-11 St Eunan’s Kilcar 1-12 – 2-11 Termon Gaoth Dobhair 4-12 – 1-12 Glenswilly St Michael’s 1-12 – 1-12 Four Masters Naomh Conaill 1-19 – 0-12 Mac Cumhaill’s Malin P-P Buncrana   Division 2 (Football) Dungloe 1-19 – 0-6 Cloughaneely Convoy 1-05 – 1-14 St Naul’s Naomh Muire, LR

Reigning Donegal International Rally Champions Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan have won the Circuit Of Ireland Rally in Dungannon as long-term leaders Keith Cronin and Mikie Galvin ran into difficulty in the latter stages and dropped down the pecking order. Driving a Skoda Fabia RS Rally 2, Devine and O’Sullivan finished 1:24.9 ahead of Garry

Glencar Inn Saturday Division 1 Arranmore United 0-1 Kildrum Tigers Donegal Town 1-2 Drumbar FC St Catherines Res 7-0 Swilly Rovers Strand Rovers 2-2 Keadue Rovers   Ulster Shield Final Letterkenny Rovers 0-2 Quigley’s Point Swifts

Derry City bagged all three points with a much needed 3-2 win over Galway United at Eamonn Deacy Park. Daniel Mullen gave the candystripes a 16th minute lead which was cancelled out by a Patrick Hickey equaliser just before half-time. Robbie Benson (pictured) put City ahead with a great strike two minutes into the second

Keith Cronin and Mikie Galvin in a Citroen C3 Rally 2 lead the Circuit of Ireland after today’s first stages near Dungannon in difficult wet conditions. They had a 9.2 second advantage over Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan in a Skoda Fabia RX Rally 2 while James Ford and Neil Shanks are third in another

Donegal manager Jim McGuinness has made one change to his side for Sunday’s Ulster SFC quarter-final meeting with Monaghan in Clones on Sunday. Jeaic Mac Ceallabhuí of Naomh Conaill comes in for the injured Caolan McGonagle of Buncrana. Meanwhile, Gabriel Bannigan has named his Monaghan side which shows one change from the team that started

The relay is set to make a return in this year’s Donegal Half Marathon on Sunday, August 24th. After several years without the relay section, organisers of the Letterkenny-based event have opted to reintroduce it. Speaking about the decision, race director, Brendan McDaid said: “We incorporated a relay section for a few years, but due

Defending Circuit of Ireland Rally winners Matt Edwards and David Moynihan lead a high-quality entry list for this year’s Dungannon-based event, which is round two of the NAPA Auto Parts Irish Tarmac Rally Championship. Edwards is hoping to bounce back from a disappointing retirement from last month’s West Cork Rally championship opener. West Cork winner

Donegal’s Richard Kerr – the 2023 Superstock Champion – is set to feature with the MLav Racing team in the Bennetts British Superbike and Pirelli National Superstock Championships this season. Michael Laverty has announced live on TNT Sports during the MotoGP round at Qatar that his MLav Racing team will sensationally debut in the season

It was a great weekend for a number of Donegal jockeys. Rathmullan brothers Oisin and Conor Orr were both in the winners enclosure at Thirsk.  Oisin Orr had a double, first on the 100/30F Alzahir and then on the 11/4F Musical Touch while Conor Orr rode the 11/2 Emerald Army to victory. Dylan Browne McMonagle

Division 1 Buncrana 1-18 – 1-04 Kilcar Four Masters 4-19 – 1-11 Glenfin Glenswilly 0-15 – 2-09 Naomh Conaill St Eunan’s 2-15 – 3-09 Malin Termon 1-15 – 0-17 Gaoth Dobhair Downings 2-17 – 2-11 St Michael’s   Division 2 Aodh Ruadh 0-11 – 0-07 Killybegs St Naul’s V Carndonagh Fanad Gaels 1-09 – 2-17

Brian McCormick Sports Premier Division Keadue Rovers 1-1 Gweedore Celtic Kildrum Tigers 0-1 Bonagee United St Catherines 3-2 Rathmullan Celtic Swilly Rovers 0-4 Fanad United Letterkenny Rovers 4-0 Kilmacrennan Celtic   (Friday)   Temple Domestic Appliances Division One Cappry Rovers 5-0 Cranford FC Donegal Town 3-1 Ballybofey United Glenea United* 2-1 Castlefin Celtic Lagan Harps 9-0

Dylan Browne-McMonagle had a great afternoon at the Curragh yesterday. Firstly in the 13:15 race, the Letterkenny jockey was in the winners circle as he rode “Green Sense” to victory at 5/2 for trainer Joseph Patrick O’Brien. Then, in the 16:35 outing, Browne-McMonagle was on board “Galen”, also for JR O’Brien. A double on those