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Darragh Kelly kept his professional MMA record unblemished with another win in the PFL yesterday evening. The Moville native secured a rare-naked-choke on his Ajerbaijani opponent Bakhtiyor Abduloev to get the win in the very first round of the bout in Nantes. Kelly has now moved to a professional record of 9-0. Watch the finish

Derry City have drawn 1-1 with Drogheda United in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division at Sullivan & Lambe Park this evening. Drogs went ahead just before the half-hour mark thanks to an effort from Dare Kareem. The Candy Stripes found the equaliser through Danny Mullen 10 minutes into the second half and that is

Finn Harps have announced Keadue Rovers as the first official affiliate of the club. The two clubs already enjoy a strong relationship, which has been highlighted in recent years through a number of shared initiatives and events, including Central Park playing host to a League of Ireland Academy fixture as Finn Harps WU19s took on

Donegal’s Darragh Kelly is back in the cage in the Professional Fighters League and is in the French city of Nantes. The 27 year old Moville man, unbeaten in his eight contests to date, is up 37 year old against Bakhtiyor Abduloev of Tjaikstan who fights out of Germany. He had ten wins and one

Derry’s Derbhaile Brady has won Bronze at the World Para-Swimming Championships. The teenager earned her first ever World medal by finishing third in the S6 50m Freestyle Final in Singapore. Her time of 34.69 seconds was behind China Yuyan Jiang and World Recorder holder Anna Hontar. The Paris Paralympian was fifth in the 200m Individual

Donegal’s Michael Murphy has been nominated for GAA Footballer Of The Year, while Finbarr Roarty has been nominated in the Young Footballer of the Year category. The All-Ireland runners-up have received more nominations than champions Kerry as the PwC All-Star football nominees have been announced for 2025. Murphy, who stepped out of retirement at the

Finn Harps FC are welcoming applications for the part-time role of Head Of Academy. The club say they are looking for an ambitious coach that could further grow the Academy programme, helping develop and shape the future of the club by nurturing Academy talent. Applicants are required to have a UEFA Elite Youth A Licence

Delegates from the Ulster counties have unanimously backed a return of pre-season competitions in the province for 2026. The Dr. McKenna Cup will return in football while hurling will see the return of the Conor McGurk Cup, a competition that Donegal won in 2024. The vote took place last night at a meeting of the