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Unions representing Section 39 workers meeting for talks at WRC

Unions representing community and voluntary sector workers are meeting for talks at the Workplace Relations Commission. Section 39 organisations, which are privately owned agencies that carry out services on behalf of the State, are looking for pay parity. Healthcare workers from this sector have already voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action. Damian Ginley of

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Donegal men’s team win INDO Inter-County Darts title – ladies reach final but lose out

Donegal’s men’s team have won the Irish National Darts Organisation Inter County Championships again. In the final in Killarney yesterday evening they overcame Cork by 7 sets to 2 with Jordan Boyce winning the final match, prompting great celebrations afterwards. The Donegal team was: John Flood, Cartha Boyle, John Gallagher, Gerard McGlynn, Charlie Grant, Stephen

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Donegal come from behind to defeat Derry in Ballyshannon – Oisin Kelly, Brendan Devenney & Michael McMullan post-match reaction

Donegal have come from behind to beat Derry 1-22 to 1-19 in the Allianz National Football League Division 1 in Ballyshannon this afternoon. Oisin Kelly, Brendan Devenney and Michael McMullan were live at full time for Highland Radio Sunday Sport…

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Jim McGuinness says his side were “very tired today” as concerns over player welfare continue

Donegal manager Jim McGuinness says his side were “very tired” in their victory over Derry in the Allianz National Football League Division 1 clash in Ballyshannon this afternoon. The home team came from behind to out-score Derry 1-07 to no score in the final period to run out 1-22 to 1-19 winners. Although happy with

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Stephen McConnell says “we’re where we want to be” as Rovers hit top spot in Premier Division

Letterkenny Rovers have gone top of the Brian McCormack Sports Premier Division after a 3-0 win over 10-man Bonagee United at Leck View this afternoon. The result means Rovers now lead the division by one point and also have two games-in-hand over second-placed Bonagee. After the game, Letterkenny manager Stephen McConnell told Highland’s Chris Ashmore

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O’Rourke “pleased” with Tyrone’s performance in Galway

Tyrone were denied a win in the Allianz National Football League Division 1 by a late, late Shane Walsh 2-pointer against Galway in Tuam this afternoon. The game finished level at 1-18 a piece. Afterwards, Malachy O’Rourke told the assembled media he was “pleased” with Tyrone’s performance…   Galway manager Padraig Joyce also spoke to

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Derry manager Paddy Tally: “Donegal are notoriously hard to beat at home”

Derry are staring at relegation from the Allianz National Football League Division 1 after a 3-point defeat to Donegal in Ballyshannon this afternoon. The Oakleaf County are still without a win in the league and are rock-bottom with just two games to play. After the game, manager Paddy Tally told Michael McMullan “it was always

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LGFA: Donegal U16 girls draw with Armagh in Ulster Championship

Donegal’s U16 Girls team have drawn 0-11 to 0-08 in the Ulster Championship at MacCumhaill Park this afternoon. It’s two draws in two games for the girls at the beginning of their provincial campaign. Next up is a fixture against a strong Cavan side. After the game, Highland’s Maureen O’Donnell got the thoughts of Donegal’s

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Busy Sunday ahead for Donegal GAA – Preview with Ryan Ferry & Ciaran Cannon

Tomorrow, Sunday, is a busy day in GAA here in Donegal as the county men’s footballers and hurlers are both in action, as are the senior ladies. At 1:45pm, the senior footballers will take on Derry in the Allianz National Football League Division 1 in Ballyshannon. At 2pm, the senior hurlers will look to continue

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Donegal Junior League Results – Saturday 01/03/25

Glencar Inn Saturday Division One Arranmore United 4-1 Swilly Rovers Donegal Town 1-3 Kildrum Tigers Keadue Rovers 0-1 Drumbar FC Ramelton Mariners 1-4 Oldtown Celtic Strand Rovers 3-0 Glencar Celtic   Old Orchard Saturday Division Two Castlefin Celtic 1-5 Erne Wanderers FC Drumoghill Res 0-1 Cappry Rovers Glenea United Reserves P-P Dunlewey Celtic Letterkenny Rovers

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Tiernan Lynch says “tonight wasn’t good enough” as Derry City suffer second defeat of the season

Derry City have been beaten for the second time in three games at the beginning of the 2025 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division season after going down 2-1 to Waterford at the Ryan McBride Brandywell this evening. First half goals from Kyle White and Kacper Radkowski had the visitors 2-0 up at the break and

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Darren Murphy: “We just didn’t take the chances that fell our way”

Darren Murphy was left ruing missed opportunities as his Finn Harps side were beaten 3-1 by Treaty United in the SSE Airtricity League First Division. The Ballybofey side had their fair share of chances in Limerick this evening, but ultimately fell to their third successive defeat. After the game, Murphy spoke to Michael Cooke and

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Business Matters, Ep 233 – International Women’s Day event, an Education and Training Fair, and a guide to solicitors for businesses

On Business Matters this week, Chris Ashmore looks at a Donegal Women in Business Network event to coincide with International Women’s Day, a two day Further Education and Training Fair, and also a new book, The Business Owner’s Guide To Choosing And Using A Solicitor. First up, he talks with Maria Rushe of Rushe Fitness

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Malachy O’Rourke & Jack O’Connor reflect on Kerry’s victory over Tyrone

David Clifford was the star man for Kerry as they claimed a three point win over Tyrone in Pomeroy. 3-13 to 2-13 was how it ended with Clifford netting all three of the Kingdom’s goals. Tyrone had led the whole way through the second until Clifford’s third goal when Jack O’Connor’s men kicked over three

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NIFL Championship: Institute pick up three points against Dundela

Institute have beaten Dundela 3-1 in the NIFL Championship this afternoon. Goals from Connor Quigley, Padraig Lynch and Evan Tweed were enough to give the away side a valuable win. ‘Stute now sit in 8th spot in the division. In other games this afternoon, runaway league-leaders Bangor defeated Armagh 3-0, Ballinamallard were 2-0 home winners

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Sean Dunnion says GAA Congress was “a very positive weekend” as he departs DCC Delegate role

Sean Dunnion was “absolutely delighted” with how the GAA Congress went this weekend in Donegal Town. This was the first time GAA Congress had been held in the county since 1988. Dunnion, the outgoing Donegal Central Council Delegate, spoke to Highland’s Chris Ashmore at the event…

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Rugby: City of Derry staring down the barrel of relegation after defeat to Grovener

City of Derry have been beaten 25-9 by Grovener in today’s Ulster Championship 1 clash. The result leaves Derry rock-bottom of the division with four games to play. Alec McDonald was there for Highland Radio Saturday Sport…   Alec spoke to City Of Derry coach Eugene Murnane after the final whistle this afternoon. Murnane was

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Mary Coughlan says “it’s the right thing to do” as All-Ireland Senior Football Championship gets set for major overhaul in 2026

The All-Ireland Football Championship is set for a major overhaul in 2026. Delegates at Congress in Donegal Town have heavily backed a motion to scrap the round-robin group format in favour of a backdoor system. 16 teams will compete for the Sam Maguire, the eight provincial finalists, the next best seven teams based on final

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Fergus McGee says “common sense prevailed throughout” at GAA Congress

Fergus McGee says this weekend’s GAA Congress was “an excellent advertisement for the whole county” as some big decisions were made at the Abbey Hotel this morning. The Donegal Central Council Delegate says “common sense prevailed throughout”, as several important motions were decided upon. Most notably, the round-robin format in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

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