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Tyrone are through to the All-Ireland Minor Football Final after a 2-12 to 1-08 win over Roscommon at Kinspan Breffni Park this afternoon. Francis Mooney has the full time report for Highland Radio Sport…   Francis spoke to Tyrone minor boss Gerard Donnelly after full time. Donnelly said he was so proud of his team…

Jon Armstrong and Shane Byrne have moved up to third after the first run around the Atlantic Drive on Day 3 of the Wilton Recycling Donegal International Rally. Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan’s lead has been slightly cut but they still hold a strong advantage over Meirion Evans and Ger Conway in second. With the

Cathal McLaughlin and Danny Duffy were both victorious in their bouts at the Devenish Complex in Belfast last night. McLaughlin defeated George Rogers 40-36 on the scorecards in their middleweight contest, while it was also a 40-36 win for Duffy against Stephen Maguire in a super-bantamweight bout. The Raphoe Boxing Club graduates are both now

Hayden Paddon’s participation in the Donegal International Rally is in doubt following an incident during Stage 13 at Knockalla. The double European Rally Champion and WRC Event winner has rolled his Hyundai i20 upon hitting a ditch and it looks unlikely the car will be able to continue. With more from Knockalla, here’s Oisin Kelly…

Mark English went sub 1:44 once again to finish 6th in the men’s 800m in the Diamond League meeting in Paris last night. Our Athletics Correspondent Patsy McGonigle joined Highland Saturday Sport this evening and had the latest from the Finn Valley AC man’s impressive run and also a number of impressive performances from other

Darragh Kelly has extended his pro-MMA record to 8-0 after putting the squeeze on a rear-naked choke to submit “Magic” Mike Hamel last night. It was the Inishowen man’s debut fight for PFL as he got the win in the World Tournament card in Kansas. Both fighters had good moments throughout, but “The Moville Mauler”

Chris Ashmore has been speaking to some of the leaders at service on Day 2 of the Donegal International Rally. As a hectic Rally Saturday heads for the final two stages at Knockalla and Garrygort, Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan are still the men to catch in their Skoda Fabia RS Rally 2. Devine spoke

Just 4.9 seconds separate the top two in an enthralling afternoon’s action at the Donegal International Rally. Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan, who led by more than 17 seconds at one point this morning, have seen their lead cut by 2023 Junior WRC winners William Creighton and Liam Regan who have set four fastest stage

Donegal are out of the All-Ireland Ladies Senior Football Championship after a 0-11 to 1-06 defeat to Tipperary in Bansha this afternoon. After the game, Donegal boss James Daly had some choice words about the refereeing of today’s game. Daly told Michael Heverin the officiating was “shocking”…  

The Donegal Senior Ladies have been beaten 0-11 to 1-06 by Tipperary in the All-Ireland Ladies Senior Football Championship at Bansha this afternoon. The result means James Daly’s team have been knocked out of the championship. With the full time report for Highland Radio Saturday Sport, here’s Michael Heverin…

We’ve reached the midway-point of the 2025 Donegal International Rally and it’s reigning champions Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan who lead the way. Oisin Kelly and Andrew Nesbitt reported live from the heart of the action for Highland Radio Sport…      

William Creighton and Liam Regan are hunting down defending champions Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan at the top of the Donegal International Rally leader board. Devine’s lead is now 9 seconds ahead of Creighton as the chaser set back-to-back fastest stages through Lough Keel and High Glen. Meirion Evans is still in third spot. With

Chris Ashmore was at service in Letterkenny and caught up with some of the top competitors on Day 2 of the Donegal International Rally… Defending champion Callum Devine leads in his Skoda Fabia RS Rally 2…   Hayden Paddon has dropped to fifth and was disappointed with the opening two stages this morning…   Meirion

William Creighton and Liam Regan have moved up to second spot in the Donegal International Rally after going quickest through Lough Keel in the second stage of Day 2. Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan’s lead at the top has been cut to 12.9 seconds, while Meirion Evans and Ger Conway are still third overall. Donegal’s

Derry City picked up a huge three points in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division last night. The Candy Stripes won 1-0 away to champions Shelbourne through a stunning second-half strike from Michael Duffy. After the game, Derry boss Tiernan Lynch told Ben Symes he was “absolutely delighted” with the result…  

Callum Devine now leads the Donegal International Rally by 12.5 seconds heading into the final stage of Day 1. William Creighton is in second spot with Meirion Evans in third. Chris Ashmore reported live at the end of Stage 5 for Highland Radio Sport…    

Defending Donegal International Rally Champions Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan have retained their lead at the top of the standings after the second loop of Malin Head. Devine and O’Sullivan, in their Skoda Fabia, are 9 seconds ahead of Meirion Evans and Ger Conway in their Toyota Yaris Rally 2. In third spot are William

Callum Devine is the leader after the first loop of Inishowen on Day 1 of the Donegal International Rally. Here’s Callum speaking to Chris Ashmore at service after the first three stages. Also speaking to Chris is Jon Armstrong, who had a mechanic issue on Stage 3…   Chris also caught up with Donegal drivers

Defending champions Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan now lead the Donegal International Rally in their Skoda Fabia after the first loop around Inishowen on Day 1. In second spot are Meirion Evans and Ger Conway in their Toyota Yaris Rally 2, while William Creighton and Liam Regan occupy third spot, also in a Yaris. With

Jon Armstrong and Shane Byrne lead the Donegal International Rally after Stage 2. Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan are in second spot, 1.2 seconds off the pace, while Meirion Evans and Ger Conway make up the rest of the top 3. With more, here’s Oisin Kelly…      

Derry City will look to get back to winning ways as The Candy Stripes face two tough away fixtures over the weekend. Tonight, Tiernan Lynch’s side face last year’ Premier Division Champions Shelbourne at Tolka Park. Derry are winless in their last five, but boss Lynch says there’s a “clear game plan” and insists his

Eamon McGee is looking forward to a big occasion at MacCumhaill Park on Sunday but says Louth “won’t fear Donegal”. Jim McGuinness’s side face The Wee County in the last of the All-Ireland Preliminary Quarter-Finals this weekend, with Donegal hot favourites to progress to the last eight. Having said that, 2012 All-Ireland winner McGee is

Darragh Kelly will look to extend his professional MMA record to 8-0 tomorrow night (Friday) when he faces “Magic” Mike Hamel in Kansas. Following the folding of Bellator, the Inishowen man will be making his debut with a new organisation as he fights on the PFL World Tournament card in Wichita. “The Moville Mauler” has