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St Nauls defeated Killybegs in a close encounter on Friday, November 22nd, to win the U21C title. 0-11 to 1-6 was the final score line of the game. Declan Duignan kicked eight points for St Nauls to help them seal victory and received the Man of the Match title. The Mountcharles side were up by

On Friday, Institute took on Armagh City at the Brandywell. Institute took a share of the spoils as the match ended with a 0-0 score line. Institute’s Stephen Doherty received the Man of the Match title. The Derry side currently sit at ninth spot on the Championship table and are in the relegation group. They

Donegal’s Amber Barrett, Tyler Toland and Anna Patten, who has family connections in the county, have all been named in Eileen Gleeson’s squad for the Republic of Ireland’s Euro 2025 Playoff against Wales. Experienced defender Louise Quinn has been ruled out with a hip injury, while manager Eileen Gleeson is also without the services of

Derry City have confirmed Tiernan Lynch as the club’s new manager on a three-year contract. The 44-year old has steered Larne to back-to-back NIFL Premiership titles with the Inver Park side also currently competing in the League phase of the UEFA Conference League. The Brandywell club has acted quickly following the departure of Ruaidhri Higgins

The draw has been made for the Michael Murphy Sports Donegal Under-21 A and B championship semi-finals. The U21A Semi Finals pairings are: Four Masters  v Naomh Conaill in Ballyshannon on Sunday, 24th November at 12 noon. Ghaoth Dobhair will face Glenswilly in Milford on Sunday, 24th November at 12 noon. In the U21B Semi

Ulster Shield (1.30pm kick offs) Carn Youths 5-3 Drumoghill Cockhill Celtic 2-3 Strand Rovers Culdaff FC 7-0 Gweedore United Res Deele Harps 4-2 Redcastle FC Illies Celtic 3-2 Whitestrand United (AET) QPS Youths P-P Arranmore United Quigley Point Swifts 3-0 Bonagee United Kildrum Res 2-1 Rashenny Donegal Town 3-2 Carrowmena (AET) Gleneely Colts 2-2 Newtowne

It has been yet another fantastic week for Donegal jockeys across the world. Dylan Browne McMonagle has returned down under and it didn’t take him long to find his way into the winner’s enclosure. The Letterkenny youngster finished first on board “Snitzanova” for trainer Ciaron Maher in yesterday’s 5:05 race in Newcastle, Australia. In what

Letterkenny have beaten Academy 35-22 in the Ulster Championship 2 this afternoon. A first half try from Mark Miller helped Letterkenny into a narrow 17-15 lead at the break. Further tries in the second period from Miller, Lee McLaughlin, Rory McGinty and Andy Millar along with some fine kicking from the tee by Daf Green

Institute have been beaten 4-2 by Ards in the NIFL Championship at the Ryan McBride Brandywell this afternoon. Stephen Doherty and Evan Tweed got on the score sheet for the home side but Ards struck twice in the last ten minutes to secure the three points. The result leaves Institute in 9th position. In other

Ulster Shield (1.30pm kick offs) Fanad United 0-3 Oldtown Celtic Glencar Celtic 2-1 Cockhill Celtic Gweedore Celtic Res 4-2 Erne Wanderers Kildrum Tigers 2-1 Rasheney Letterkenny Rovers 7-1 Ballybofey United Donegal Town vs Carrowmena Sat Division One Ramelton Mariners 5-2 Swilly Rovers Sat Division Two Dunlewey Celtic 2-3 Glenea United Reserves Kilmacrennan Celtic 1-1 Fintown

Paddy Tally has been appointed Derry senior football manager on a three-year term. His appointment was ratified by club delegates at last night’s county board meeting in Owenbeg. He will be joined in his backroom team by Paul McIver, Kevin McGuckin and Paul McFlynn. Derry are the last county to appoint a senior football boss

Cockhill Celtic’s Garbhan Friel has won the  Amateur Player of the Year award at 34th Football Association of Ireland Awards. Friel was instrumental in aiding his side to their FAI Junior cup title for the first time in the club’s history and was Man of the Match in the final win over Gorey Rangers back

St Eunan’s, Ardara and Glenfin Under 23 LGFA teams claimed victories in their finals on Sunday afternoon. The first final of the three in Lifford saw Glenfin prove too strong for Four Masters as they ran out 3-11 to 2-03 winners. Ardara claimed the Gold Championship with a 1-14 to 1-6 victory over Carndonagh. Meanwhile,

Jackie Crossan Premier Division Illies Celtic 1 Clonmany Shamrocks 4 Buncrana Hearts 7 Redcastle United 0 Greencastle FC 0 Aileach FC 7 Cockhill Celtic 3 Carn FC 0 Division One Aileach Res 1 QPS 3 Carn Youth 5 Rashenny FC 3 Buncrana Res 1 Gleneely Colts 2 Glengad United 2 Moville Celtic 1 Cockhill Youths

Brian McCormick Sports Premier Division Fanad United 1 vs 0 Keadue Rovers Gweedore Celtic 0 vs 5 Kildrum Tigers Rathmullan Celtic 0 vs 2 Swilly Rovers St Catherines FC 0 vs 3 Letterkenny Rovers Temple Domestic Appliances Division One Castlefin Celtic 3 vs 1 Gweedore United Glenea United 3 vs 2 Ballybofey United Lagan Harps

Institute lost 3-1 away to second-placed H&W Welders in this afternoon’s NIFL Championship clash. Having trailed 1-0 at half time, two goals in as many minutes for the home side put the game out of reach of Institute around the hour-mark. At 3-0, it was always going to be an uphill battle and, although Mikhail

Glencar Inn Saturday Division One Drumbar 3-0 Ramelton Mariners Glencar Celtic 5-1 Keadue Rovers Kildrum Tigers 3-0 Arranmore United Strand Rovers 1-1 Donegal Town Swilly Rovers 0-4 St Catherine’s Reserves   Old Orchard Saturday Division Two Cappry Rovers 3-1 Dunlewey Celtic Fintown Harps 2-2 Gweedore Celtic Glenea United Reserves 2-4 Kilmacrennan Celtic Letterkenny Rovers 5-1

Tyrone side Derrylaughan advanced to the semi-finals of the AIB Ulster Football Intermediate Club Championship after one of the most remarkable games ever in the competition. Derrylaughan, who beat Termon in their previous preliminary round outing, defeated Antrim champions All Saints 5-4 on penalties after their game in Cargin had ended all square, 6-12 (30)