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  Tyrone Senior Football Championship Quarter Final Draw Trillick v Pomeroy Edendork v An Charraig Mhór Donaghmore v Loughmacrory Errigal Ciaran v Omagh Tyrone Senior Football Championship Round 1 Results   Sunday 14/9 Omagh 1-26 vs 0-02 Derrylaughan Dromore 2-16 vs 2-19 Edendork Carrickmore 2-21 vs 1-14 Moortown Galbally 1-24 vs 3-24 Donnaghmore   Saturday 13/9

Michael and Declan Boyle in their Skoda Fabia RS Rally2 have won the Wexford Stages Rally. The pair won by 13.1 seconds ahead of Eddie Doherty and Tom Murphy in their Skoda Fabia. Daniel Cronin and Padraig O’Donovan in a Citroen C3Rally2 finished in third, a further 2 minutes 5.6 seconds behind.

  Jackie Crossan Premier Division Cockhill Celtic 2 Clonmany Shamrocks 1 Carn FC 3 Redcastle United 1 Culdaff FC 0 QPS 6 Buncrana Hearts 1 Aileach FC 3 HML Plant Hire First Division Buncrana Res 0 Cockhill Youths 7 Greencastle FC 2 Glengad United 2 Gleneely Colts 2 Carn Youth 5 Aileach Res 2 Dunree

Michael Murphy Sports Donegal Senior Football Championship Preliminary Quarter-Finals Sean Mac Cumhaill 2-16 V 0-17 Downings Four Masters 2-15 V 0-18 Glenswilly Donegal Intermediate Football Championship Quarter-Finals Milford 1-13 V 3-14 Naomh Muire, LR Red Hughs 2-08 V 1-09 Bundoran Naomh Columba 3-12 V 2-11 Buncrana      

Intermediate Semi finals Fanad Gaels 4-12 v 3-07 Buncrana Killybegs 1-06 v 2-09 Ardara Intermediate Shield Semi Final Gaoth Dobhair 1-11 v 0-04 Carndonagh Junior A Four Masters 1-14 v 3-08 Sean MacCumhaills Kilcar 2-16 v 1-06 Malin Junior B Red Hughs 4-14 v 1-07 Burt St Michael’s 4-12 v 0-01 Termon

Brian McCormick Cup Results – Sunday 14/09/25 Donegal Town 4 vs 1 St Catherines FC Kilmacrennan Celtic 4 vs 3 Keadue Rovers *After extra time  

Derry Senior Football Championship Round 3: Results from Saturday 13/09/25 Faughanvale 3-11 v 2-20 Bellaghy Newbridge 1-25 v 1-04 The Loup   Results from Sunday 14/09/25 Kilrea 0-05 v 1-20 Lavey Banagher 1-18 v 0-17 Dungiven  

  Michael Murphy Sports Donegal Senior Football Championship Preliminary Quarter Finals St Eunan’s 0-16 – 1-18 Termon (AET) Naomh Conaill 3-15 – 2-10 Killybegs   Senior Championship Relegation Play-Off Aodh Ruadh Ballyshannon P-P Glenfin   Donegal Intermediate Football Championship Quarter-Final Malin 3-22 – 1-25 Naomh Pádraig Uisce Chaoin Muff (AET)   Donegal Junior Football Championship

Junior Cup Ballymena 21-34 Omagh   Junior Shield City of Derry 27-14 Monaghan Letterkenny vs Grosvenor (Grosvenor conceded)  

Voodoo Cup Results – Saturday 11/09/25 Kildrum Tigers 1-0 Lagan Harps Oldtown Celtic 4-2 Glencar Celtic St Catherines FC 1-3 Drumbar FC Strand Rovers 1-2 Keadue Rovers

The Irish mixed relay team have missed out on a place in the final at the World Championships in Tokyo. Finn Valley’s Conor Kelly along Jack Raftery, Sophie Becker and Sharlene Mawdsley were sixth in their race this morning and failed to advance from their heat. Mawdsley says the European champions had an ‘off day”

Donegal GAA have confirmed the departure of three members of it’s backroom team ahead of the 2026 season while the Donegal Chairperson Mary Coughlan has also said their is much optimism ahead of the 2026 campaign following the end of year review with Donegal senior manager Jim McGuinness. County official’s expressed their gratitude to Luke

Derry City have beaten Bohemians 4-3 in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division at Dalymount Park this evening. Bohs went ahead early on thanks to a Douglas James-Taylor penalty on 9 minutes but Derry hit back and were 2-1 up at the break as Michael Duffy and Adam O’Reilly found the net. The goals continued

Undefeated Irish middleweight boxer Connor “The Kid” Coyle (21-0, 9 KOs) has stated that he has not used performance enhancing drugs throughout his 17-year boxing career, which includes more than 200 amateur matches and 21 professional bouts. Team Coyle strongly disputed the accuracy of the testing process and maintains serious concerns about procedural irregularities that

Due to heavy rainfall and the forecast for more, Donegal CCC has taken the decision to postpone this evening’s Michael Murphy Sports Senior C Championship Semi-Finals. Sean MacCumhaills were scheduled to play Four Masters while Naomh Conaill were down to play St. Eunan’s. Details of the rescheduled fixtures are to be confirmed.

Lettekenny have progressed to the next stage of the Ulster Junior Shield. They were due to play Grosvenor on Saturday at the Dave Gallaher Grounds but the Belfast side have pulled out of the fixture. The result has been awarded to Letterkenny who go onto Round 2.

Donegal’s Oisin Orr had a 40/1 double in Newcastle on Thursday. He had victories on Timeless Charm at 8/1 for trainer Kevin Phillipart de Foy and Ziggy’s Angel at 7/2 for trainer Richard Fahey. Orr has accumulated 53 wins for this years GB Flat season. Meanwhile, Dylan Brown McMonagle also had a winner on board

Former Derry City manager Ruairdhri Higgins, who is now in the Coleraine hot-seat, has severely criticised an announcement regarding stadia funding in Northern Ireland. Some 38 clubs applied to the Northern Ireland Football Fund, but nothing was granted to Derry City, Institute, Limavady United or Coleraine. “Geographically, for me, the north west has been shafted

Jim McGuinness is set to meet with Donegal Chairperson Mary Coughlan over the next few days to review the 2025 campaign which ended in an appearance in the All Ireland Final and to discuss the plans ahead for the 2026 season. There will be a change at coaching level within the senior ranks, as Luke

Declan Bonner is understood to be in contention to become the new manager of the Fermanagh senior footballers. The former Donegal manager, who won an All-Ireland as a player in 1992, is currently in charge of Erne Gaels and guided the Belleek club to a first Fermanagh Senior Football title in 43 years last season. The

Westmeath have appointed former Donegal footballer Mark McHugh as their new senior football manager. The Kilcar native takes over from Dermot McCabe, who was appointed as manager of Cavan. McHugh was involved in McCabe’s backroom team last year and the 2012 All Ireland winner has local men Emmett McDonnell and Jamie Gunoud as part of