Michael Murphy Sports Donegal Senior Football Championship Rd3. Glenswilly 0-10 V 0-12 Dungloe Gaoth Dobhair 0-17 V 0-14 Aodh Rua BS St Eunans 1-15 V 0-14 St Nauls St Michael’s 0-14 v 1-07 Termon Four Masters 0-20 V 1-11 Glenfin Donegal Intermediate Football Championship Buncrana 0-17 V 1-16 Naomh Padraig UC Naomh Columba 5-15 V […]
Donegal Club Championship Results – Sunday 24th August Read More »
Senior St Eunans 1-02 v 1-04 Termon Dungloe 1-09 v 1-13 Moville Naomh Muire 2-08 v 2-08 Naomh Conaill Junior A Urris 2-05 v 1-09 MacCumhaills Junior B Letterkenny Gaels 3-16 v 5-03 Burt Red Hughs 1-08 v 0-07 Aodh Rua
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Naomh Padraig Uisce Chaoin pipped their Inishowen rivals Buncrana in a close encounter in the Donegal Intermediate Football Championship at Scarvey on Sunday afternoon. 1-16 to 0-17 was how it finished with Johnny Toye netting the crucial goal for the Daniel McCauley’s men. Oisin Kelly and Brendan Devenney have the full time report and also
FT Report & Reaction as Naomh Padraig Uisce Chaoin pip Buncrana in Inishowen derby Read More »
Dylan Browne McMonagle’s fine form continued on Sunday after he claimed another three winners, this time in Naas. The Donegal jockey was first home on the Noel Meade trained Caught U Sleeping which went off at 17/2. Browne McMonagle followed that up with a win in the second race onboard Dawn Romance and then in
94/1 treble for Dylan Browne McMonagle at Naas Read More »
Dungloe sit top of the table of the Donegal Senior Football Championship after securing their third win in three games. Dessie Gallagher’s men ran out two point victors over Glenswilly on Sunday afternoon. 0-12 to 0-10 was how it finished. After the game, Dungloe manager Dessie Gallagher gave his thoughts to Maureen O’Donnell…
Dessie Gallagher on Dungloe’s victory over Glenswilly Read More »
Dungloe made it three wins from three in the Donegal Senior Football Championship thanks to 0-12 to 0-10 victory away to Glenswilly. Maureen O’Donnell has the full time report…
Dungloe beat Glenswilly to make it three from three in Donegal SFC Read More »
Clubman Shirts League Cup QPS 0 v 4 Redcastle United Clonmany Shamrocks 0 v 2 Cockhill Celtic Culdaff FC 0 v 1 Illies Celtic Charlie O Donnell Cup Greencastle FC 2 v 1 Gleneely Colts Dunree United 0 v 0 Sea Rovers Cockhill Res 4 v 3 Buncrana Res Aileach Res 2 v 5 Cockhill Youths
Inishowen Football League Results 24/08/2025 Read More »
Laurence O’Neill from Strabane AC took the win in this morning’s Donegal Half Marathon in Letterkenny which had around 1,100 finishers. On a dry and clammy morning, the Carlow native clocked 1:15:18, with Paul Finnegan of Armagh AC second in 1:15:57 and Gerard Cuddy from Galway City Harriers third in 1:17:06. Caitriona Jennings of Letterkenny
Laurence O’Neill and Caitriona Jennings take the honours in Donegal Half Marathon Read More »
Sean MacCumhaills continued their unbeaten run in this years Donegal Senior Football Championship after they defeated Ardara 2-22 to 1-13. Oisin Gallen and Kevin McCormick starred for MacCumhaills scoring 1-10 and 1-05 respectively. Sean MacCumhaills boss Gary Wilson told Brendan Devenney he is delighted with his sides performance…
Gary Wilson “delighted” with Sean MacCumhaills’ performance against Ardara Read More »
Kilcar made it two wins from three in this season Donegal Senior Football Championship after they beat Killybegs 1-17 to 2-12 at Eamonn Byrne Memorial Park. Matthew McClean was the star of the show for Kilcar notching 0-7. After the game Kilcar manager Mark Sweeney spoke with Pauric Hilferty…
Mark Sweeney very happy with victory over Killybegs Read More »
Michael Murphy Sports Donegal Senior Football Championship Rd 3. Killybegs 2-12 V 1-17 Kilcar Ardara 1-13 V 2-22 MacCumhaills Donegal Intermediate Football Championship Burt 2-8 V 1-14 Bundoran Malin 2-12 V 2-12 Fanad Gaels Donegal Senior B Football Championship Killybegs 0-07 V 1-14 Kilcar Ardara 3-15 V 1-12 MacCumhaills Donegal Intermediate B Football Championship Burt
Donegal Club Championship Results – Saturday 23rd August Read More »
Dylan Browne McMonagle was back amongst the winners on Saturday afternoon with a victory at The Curragh. The Donegal jockey was first past the post on board the Andy Oliver trained Cash Me. The pair went off at 50/1 and finished a short head in front of the favourite Glory To Be.
50/1 winner at The Curragh for Dylan Browne McMonagle Read More »
Bruckless native Shane Byrne and driver Jon Armstrong had an impressive podium finish at the Barum Czech Rally last weekend. The pair claimed two stage wins over the weekend and finished second overall. On Saturday Sport, Ciaran Cannon was joined by Shane Byrne to discuss the rally last weekend and to talk about the future
Shane Byrne reflects on podium finish at the Barum Czech Rally Read More »
Institute claimed their first win of this seasons NIFL Championship after a 3-1 victory away to Armagh on Saturday afternoon. Stute fell behind early but fired in three goals without reply to claim all three points. Elsewhere, Limavady scored on 78 minutes to seal a point away to Ballinamallard. The results means both Stute and
Institute win as Limavady held Read More »
Derry City came from behind to beat Galway United 2-1 on Friday night at Eamonn Deacy Park. Galway took the lead on on 17 minutes through Jimmy Keohane but before half time the Candystripes were level through Dipo Akinyemi. Jamie Stott saw red in the final ten minutes for Tiernan Lynch’s men who looked destined
Tiernan Lynch reflects on Derry City’s victory over Galway United Read More »
Finn Harps claimed a 2-1 victory at home to Athlone Town on Friday night. Conor Tourish and Hans Mpongo netted for Harps before a goal from Dean Williams, 12 minutes from time made it a slightly nervy finish at Finn Park. Scorer of the first Harps goal, Conor Tourish spoke to Diarmaid Doherty after the
Conor Tourish on Finn Harps’ win over Athlone Town Read More »
Finn Harps closed the gap on the playoff places to just four points thanks to a 2-1 home victory over Athlone Town. Goals either side of the half from Conor Tourish and Hans Mpongo had Harps 2-0 up before Dean Williams pulled one back for the visitors. Harps held firm in the closing stages to
“Tonight was all about three points”-Tommy Canning Read More »
Finn Harps made it three wins from three in all competitions after they beat Athlone Town 2-1 on Friday night. Conor Tourish headed Harps infront on 28 minutes and Hans Mpongo made it 2-0 on 69 minutes. Harps looked set for all three points before Dean Williams pulled one back for the visitors with 12
Finn Harps’ good run of form continues as they beat Athlone Town Read More »
Derry City left it late to take all three points at Galway United on Friday night. The hosts took the lead on 17 minutes through Jimmy Keohane before Dipo Akinyemi equalised for the Candystripes on the stroke of half time. Tiernan Lynch’s men then had Jamie Stott sent off on 86 minutes but snatched the
Derry City leave it late to beat Galway United Read More »
Tomorrow’s third round of the Donegal Senior Football Championship has been postponed. The game between Downings and Naomh Conaill will not now go ahead.
Senior Football Championship clash between Downings and Naomh Conaill postponed Read More »
The Irish Surf Lifesaving Team has set off today for the European Championships in Poland, with Donegal flying the flag proudly through a strong local presence in both the squad and the coaching team. Ellie Martin from Letterkenny and Alan Vaughan from Ballyshannon are among the 24 athletes selected to compete at the highest level
Cockhill Celtic are at the final stage of applying for acceptance into the new League Of Ireland Third Tier which will begin in 2026. The Inishowen League club won the FAI Junior Cup last year under the guidance of Gavin Cullen and he is optimistic about their chances of securing their place. According to the
Cockhill in “final stage” of application process for League Of Ireland third tier Read More »
It’s been quite the season so far for Dylan Browne-McMonagle. The Letterkenny jockey has had over 60 winners so far this year, including five winners in one day last Saturday at the Curragh and Tramore. Browne-McMonagle has struck up a successful relationship with trainer JP O’Brien in recent times and often visits the stables of
Dylan Browne-McMonagle: “It’s been a great season so far” Read More »
Finn Harps and Derry City are both back in SSE Airtricity League action tomorrow night (Friday). It’s been a contrasting week for the two North-West sides as Finn Harps progressed to the quarter-finals of the FAI Cup, while last year’s beaten finalists Derry were knocked out. Harps had an impressive 3-1 win over Bray Wanderers
Talking Soccer with Gavin Cullen – League Of Ireland Preview Read More »
Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan clinched the Irish Tarmac Championship with a win in the Ulster Rally on Saturday evening. The three-in-a-row Donegal International Rally winners are in top spot ahead of Donegal driver David Kelly with just one event to go in the championship and cannot be caught at the top of the leaderboard.
Derry City’s up-and-down season continued last Friday evening as the Candy Stripes were knocked out of the FAI Cup on penalties by holders Drogheda United. The LOI Premier Division is once again the focus for Tiernan Lynch’s side this week, with attention turning to securing European football for next year as Derry’s league form hasn’t
Tiernan Lynch: “We have to keep believing in the things we’re doing” Read More »
It’s a big night for League of Ireland clubs in Europe, with both Shamrock Rovers and Shelbourne in action in the Conference League play-off round. Shelbourne are at home to Irish Premiership side Linfield at Tolka Park. Burt native Mark Coyle is the Shels captain and he says he wants their European journey to continue…
In this week’s Business Matters, Chris Ashmore has been speaking with Galway-based Joanne Sweeney about her new book which is called “AI Playbook – The strategic guide to AI for Marketing and Communications”. Joanne, who is from Downings, is well known to many of our listeners, having work in the Highland Radio newsroom for a
Letterkenny has been named the cheapest town for students in Ireland, as it has been in 2023 and 2024. According to Switcher.ie’s 2025 Student Cost of Living Guide, rent would set back a student €453 per month, an increase of 21% over the past two years. While Letterkenny is the most reasonable town for students,
Letterkenny remains cheapest town for students despite rising cost of living Read More »
Two men and a woman were sentenced for drug-related offences at Derry Crown Court this week. The PSNI have appealed to members of the public to help police tackle the scourge of drugs and to bring forward any concerns. 60 year old John Arthur Kerr, 50 year old Donna Louise Kerr, and 25 year old
Suspended sentences handed down to Derry trio charged with drug offences Read More »
On this weeks DL Debate Brendan looks back on the Club Championship action with Pauric Hilferty,Oweny Mc Garvey and Donegal legend Rory Kavanagh. The DL Debate in association with Sara’s Kitchen at Sister Sara’s Letterkenny:
The DL Debate – The Championship 18/08/25 Read More »
Fermanagh are on the look out for a new head coach following the news that Kieran Donnelly has announced that he is standing down from the position. He had been in charge of the Erne county since 2021, and back in June they reached the semi-finals of the Tailteann Cup losing out to the eventual
Fermanagh on the look out for a new senior team manager Read More »
Nurses are highlighting overcrowding issues at hospitals in the west and north-west. More than a third of patients on trolleys or other inappropriate settings across the state this morning were at facilities in Donegal, Mayo, Sligo and Galway. Figures from the INMO showed 36 admitted patients awaiting beds at Letterkenny University Hospital, 51 at Sligo
The draw has been made for the round 2A and round 2B games of the Derry Senior Football Championship, as seen here. The teams in Round 2A were victorious in Round 1 and the winners of Round 2A will go straight into the quarter-finals while the losers will meet the winners of Round 2B to
Draw made for Round 2A and 2B of Derry SFC Read More »
The draw for Round 3 of the Donegal Senior Football Championship took place yesterday evening and the fixtures for next weekend have been confirmed. Next Saturday, August 23rd, Killybegs will face Kilcar in a south-west derby at 5 pm while at 7.30 pm Ardara will host MacCumhaill’s. Then on Sunday, Glenswilly meet Dungloe at 1pm,
Dates and times for round 3 of the Michael Murphy Sports Donegal SFC released Read More »
Letterkenny AC’s Ciaran McGonagle won all four marathons in the Extreme North Quadrathon run over four successive days. It was a considerable achievement, not least when one considers the very challenging and hilly terrain in Inishowen. He was first in all four events, the Kinnego Marathon, Malin Head Marathon, Mamore Marathon and Muff Marathon –
Ciaran McGonagle wins four marathons in four days Read More »
Josh Moffett and Keith Moriarty have taken the overall win in today’s ALMC Rally in their Skoda Fabia. The pair finished just 5.5 seconds ahead of Eddie Doherty and Tom Murphy in second. Declan Boyle and Patrick Walsh were the highest-finishing Donegal crew as they came in third spot, a further 5.2 seconds back on
The draw for Round 3 of the Donegal Senior Football Championship took place this evening. The third round pairings are: Four Masters v Glenfin St Michaels v Termon Ardara v Sean MacCumhaills Gaoth Dobhair v Aodh Ruadh Ballyshannon St. Eunan’s v St. Naul’s Killybegs v Kilcar Downings v Naomh Conaill Glenswilly v Dungloe All Round
Donegal SFC: Round 3 draw in full Read More »
Termon defeated Four Masters 0-20 to 3-07 to get their first win of this season’s Donegal Senior Football Championship. After the game, Termon boss Caolan McDaid told Oisin Kelly he was “very pleased” with the response after last week’s defeat to Killybegs…
Termon manager Caolan McDaid “very pleased” with win over Four Masters Read More »
After last week’s disappointing opening day defeat to Killybegs, Termon announced their arrival in this year’s Donegal SFC with an impressive 0-20 to 3-07 win over Four Masters at the Burn Road this afternoon. The home side were 0-14 to 2-04 up at the break and were relatively comfortable winners in the end up. Oisin
Donegal SFC: Termon defeat Four Masters at the Burn Road Read More »
Glenswilly and Sean MacCumhaills played out a 2-15 to 1-18 draw in Round 2 of the Donegal Senior Football Championship in Convoy this afternoon. The Glen men were nine points down at half-time but roared back into the game in the second period to maintain their unbeaten start. Having beaten Naomh Conaill last week, Glenswilly
Glenswilly came from being 9 points down at half-time to grab a draw in their Donegal SFC meeting with Sean MacCumhaills in Convoy this afternoon. Diarmuid Doherty and Maureen O’Donnell were live for Highland Radio Sunday Sport at full time…
Glenswilly come from behind to snatch draw against Sean MacCumhaills Read More »
Dylan Browne McMonagle brought up a remarkable across-the-card five-timer when “Tounsivator” took the honours by three-quarters of a length in the Perennial Freight Handicap at Tramore yesterday. The even-money favourite, who was last seen finishing fourth in the Grade 3 Galway Hurdle for Willie Mullins, was having just his second race on the Flat in
Five winners in one day for Dylan Browne-McMonagle Read More »
St. Naul’s were beaten 0-19 to 0-12 by Gaoth Dobhair in last night’s Donegal SFC clash in Mountcharles. The home side were 10-points down at the break after a stunning opening half from Gaoth Dobhair. It’s now two defeats in two for St. Naul’s as they were defeated by Four Masters in Round 1 last
St. Naul’s manager Cathal Campbell: “The damage was done in the first half” Read More »
Naomh Conaill were on the brink of a second defeat in the Donegal Senior Championship last night only for Dermot “Brick” Molloy and Eoghan McGettigan to turn things around in the dying seconds at Davy Brennan Memorial Park. Ardara had led by two points in injury time but Molloy fired over a two-pointer to level
Naomh Conaill pip neighbours Ardara to get first win in Donegal SFC Read More »
St. Eunan’s bounced back from an opening day defeat to Kilcar with a comprehensive 2-21 to 1-13 senior championship win over Aodh Ruadh in Ballyshannon yesterday evening. After a slow start which saw Aodh Ruadh race into a 6-point lead, the defending champions came back to lead 2-09 to 1-04 at the break thanks to
St. Eunan’s back to winning ways after victory over Aodh Ruadh Ballyshannon Read More »
Gaoth Dobhair have won their opening two games of this year’s Donegal Senior Football Championship as they defeated St. Nauls 0-19 – 0-11 in Mountcharles last night. The away side were 10-points up at half-time after a blistering opening period. Highland’s Brendan Devenney spoke to winning manager Ronan MacNiallais after the win… Here’s Man
Gaoth Dobhair go two-from-two with away win over St Nauls Read More »
North-West Premier League – 16/08/25 In Section One, Newbuildings got the better of Ardmore — they chased down 137 to win by 5 wickets. Coleraine were dominant against Eglinton, racking up 317 for 2 and cruising to victory by 170 runs. Strabane edged a tight contest, sneaking past Bready by just a single run with
Cricket: North-West Premier League Results – 16/08/25 Read More »
Drogheda United knocked Derry City out of the FAI Senior Cup at the Ryan McBride Brandywell last night. The defending champions and Derry were level 1-1 after 120 minutes. There were no goals in extra time as a stunning Michael Duffy effort for the Candy Stripes had cancelled out an early opener from Andrew
Derry knocked out of FAI Cup by holders Drogheda Read More »
Three-in-a-row Donegal International Rally winners Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan have clinched the 2025 Irish Tarmac Championship by winning the Ulster Rally in County Down this afternoon. The Derry-Kerry duo finished 21.4 seconds ahead of Osian Pryce and Andy Hayes after today’s action in Newry. Donegal’s Declan Boyle was third while Kevin Eves finished fourth.
Devine clinches Irish Tarmac Championship with win in Newry Read More »
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