Donegal face a battle with Leitrim in a bid to save their place in the All Ireland Ladies Senior Football Championship for next season. James Daly’s side were beaten 0-15 to 0-05 in a blustery Stewartstown this afternoon. After today’s game, Daly told Paddy Hunter the result was “on the management team” but was left […]
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Donegal’s Senior Ladies team have been beaten 0-15 to 0-05 by Armagh in this afternoon’s All-Ireland Senior Ladies Football Championship Relegation Qualifier in Stewartstown. Leitrim’s defeat to Mayo in the other qualifier means they will face Donegal to decide who will remain in the senior championship for next year. Paddy Hunter was live at full
Finn Harps have announced the signings of Kieran Cooney and Idir Zerrouk. St. Kitts and Nevis international Cooney has impressed on trial in recent weeks. Cooney began his career with RC Warwick before joining the Notts County Academy in 2022. The full back went on to sign his first professional contract in 2024 and made
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Liam Boyce got three as Derry City put Waterford to the sword in their SSE Airtricity League clash at the Ryan McBride Brandywell tonight. Boyce netted a first-half brace and struck again before the hour-mark to complete his hat-trick. The Candy Stripes were comfortable 7-2 winners thanks to other goals from Sadou Diallo, Mark Connolly,
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Finn Harps and Longford Town shared the points after playing out a scoreless draw at Finn Park this evening. It was a game both teams will feel they could have won, but in the end both will be content not to have lost. After the game, Harps boss Kevin McHugh spoke to Diarmuid Doherty and
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Derry City have hammered Waterford 7-2 in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division at The Ryan McBride Brandywell this evening. Two goals from Liam Boyce and one each from Sadou Diallo and Mark Connolly had The Candy Stripes 4-0 up and cruising at the break. Padraig Amond pulled one back for Waterford just after the
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Finn Harps have played out a 0-0 draw with Longford Town in the SSE Airtricity League First Division at Finn Park this evening. Diarmuid Doherty was live at full time for Highland Radio Sport… In other First Division games, leaders Dundalk won 4-0 away to Kerry, Cobh beat Athlone Town 2-1, Bray were 1-0
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After 28 years of the North-West 10K Charity Run & Walk, it was announced on Monday evening that the event has now raised over €1 million for charity since it first launched in 1997. Just under €984,000 had been raised over the previous 27 years – the €34,800 raised from the 2025 event brought the
Shane O’Donnell has been nominated for the PwC Ireland GAA/PGA Footballer of the Month award for June. Donegal played four times in June, with games against Cavan, Mayo, Louth and Monaghan, and O’Donnell played a huge role in making it a clean sweep of victories. To top off a great month, O’Donnell was named Man
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Four young competitors from Donegal, Tyrone and Derry will take part in the 22nd FIPS Mouche World Youth Fly Fishing Championships at Idaho Falls later this month. Zack Barnett of Lifford, Lewis Harte-Porter from Strabane, Jacob Griffin of Sion Mills and Henry Suiter from Magherafelt will all represent Ireland at the event, which is set
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Finn Harps and Derry City are both on a fantastic run of results in the SSE Airtricity League. In the First Division, Harps have won their last two games and are climbing their way back into promotion play-off contention. Kevin McHugh’s side are at home to Longford Town this evening. In the Premier Division, Derry
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On The Score programme this evening, we look ahead to this weekend’s League Of Ireland fixtures for Finn Harps and Derry City with former Harps captain Declan Boyle. Plus, we hear from Gavin Carlin and Anthony Black, two Donegal coaches who are a long way from home and will be bringing underage teams back to
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Letterkenny native Anthony Black is a former player with Letterkenny Rugby Club. Nowadays, he lives in Calgary in western Canada where he is heavily involved in coaching with his local rugby club. In August, Calgary Irish Rugby Club’s under-18 girls team will be coming to the north-west and will be based in Donegal for a
Killygordon man Gavin Carlin runs a soccer academy in Florida called “Good Lad Soccer” and he’ll be bringing over two teams in a party of 144 to the Foyle Cup in Derry which gets underway later this month. The talented goalkeeper was capped at under-17 level for the Republic of Ireland, but injuries effectively ended
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Derry City are on the hunt for four wins on the bounce as they welcome Waterford to the Ryan McBride Brandywell in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division tomorrow evening. Wins over Shelbourne, St. Patrick’s Athletic and Drogheda United have propelled Tiernan Lynch’s side up to second in the table after an inconsistent first-half of
Finn Harps have announced the signing of Oran Brogan subject to international clearance. The Letterkenny man, who last played with Loughgall FC in the NIFL Premiership, arrives at Finn Park until the end of the 2027 season. Brogan has also spent time with Dergview FC and Institute FC. The 22 year-old, who can play in
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Tyrone attacker Joel Kerr is to miss this weekend’s All-Ireland Minor Football Final after taking up a professional contact with Premier League club West Ham this week. The London club’s academy has denied the exciting Red Hand star permission to face Kerry in Sunday’s decider at Newbridge due to his contractual agreement. Having signed from
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Derry City have announced the signing of Alex Bannon on a year-long loan from Burton Albion. The 21-year-old Scot started his career with Queens Park and made over 50 appearances before signing for Burton last June. After a dozen appearances for Albion, he spent time on loan at Airdrieonians where he was vital in their
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On Business Matters this week Chris Ashmore speaks with Charlie Boyle, the CEO of Customer Service Excellence Ireland, which is based in the GTEIC Innovation Hub in Gweedore. Since the company was founded in 2014, the west Donegal man has seen his company develop, building up clients not just in Ireland but also overseas, and
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Cllr Martin McDermott has been elected Cathaoirleach of the Inishowen Municipal District, with his Fianna Fail colleague Cllr Fionan Bradley chosen as his deputy. Cllr McDermott takes over from Cllr Jack Murray, to whom tributes were paid today. Members also expressed hope that the election of Inishowen Cllr Paul Canning as Cathaoirleach of the
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The draw for the 2025 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi-Finals has been made at Croke Park this evening following Kerry’s win over Armagh. Donegal will face Meath, while the other semi-final will see Tyrone go up against Kerry. Both games will take place over the weekend of the 12th/13th of July. Fixture details will be
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2024 All-Ireland Champions Armagh are out of this year’s championship after a 0-32 to 1-21 defeat to Kerry in this afternoon’s quarter-final clash at Croke Park. Having trailed 1-11 to 0-13 at the break, an astounding second-half performance from The Kingdom saw them pull away from Kieran McGeeney’s side and claim a thoroughly deserved win.
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The Ó Domhnaill brothers from Gweedore have again claimed victory in Ireland’s largest traditional currach race, the 2025 Three Island Challenge, held this weekend in the North Co. Dublin town of Skerries. Battling a field of 19 boats and over 60 crew members, the trio of Simon, Ronan and Michael Ó Domhnaill were first across
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Former Finn Harps manager and current assistant manager at Galway United Ollie Horgan joined Ciaran Cannon on Highland Radio Sunday Sport this afternoon. Horgan spoke all things Galway United, Finn Harps and the big transfer news of the summer…
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Division 1 Four Masters 1-20 – 5-07 Naomh Conaill St Michael’s 1-16 – 2-18 Kilcar Glenfin 2-12 – 3-10 Malin St Eunan’s V Sean Mac Cumhaills Division 2 Ardara 1-20 – 3-09 Killybegs Bundoran 4-13 – 1-21 St Naul’s Carndonagh 3-21 – 1-18 Naomh Muire, LR Milford V Convoy Naomh Columba 0-07 – 2-19
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Conor Kelly has set a new Irish U20 400m record this weekend. At the Bauhaus Juniorengala in Mannheim, Germany, the Finn Valley AC youngster finished in 46.09 seconds, beaten only by South Africa’s Leendert Koekemoer. The time beats his own previous best of 46.18 and sees him go ahead of Tomas Horak in the European
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Meath have beaten Galway 2-16 to 2-15 in their All-Ireland SFC Quarter-Final clash at Croke Park this afternoon. The result means Meath have now beaten Dublin, Kerry and Galway in this year’s Leinster and All-Ireland Championships and have progressed to an All-Ireland Semi-Final. The Royals join Donegal and Tyrone in the last four after their
The North-West Senior Cup Final will be contested between Donemana and Newbuildings after both teams came through their semi-finals yesterday. In Donemana’s clash with Brigade at Beechgrove, Donemana set an impressive 265 for 6. Brigade were all out for 152 for Donemana to claim a 113-run win. Newbuildings also had a comfortable win in their
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Monaghan were in dreamland in Croke Park at 4:35pm yesterday evening. Even in his most optimistic of ambitions, Farney boss Gabriel Bannigan would not have envisaged his team being 1-15 to 0-11 points up on Ulster Champions Donegal at half time in their quarter-final contest at GAA Headquarters. It wasn’t to be, however, as a
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Dessie Farrell has stepped down as Dublin football manager following their loss to Tyrone in the All-Ireland Quarter-Finals. Tyrone finished strongly at Croke Park last night to win by 23 points to 16 and condemn Dublin to a last-eight exit for a second successive year. Farrell led Dublin to Sam Maguire success in 2020 and
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Tyrone have followed fellow-Ulstermen Donegal into the All-Ireland SFC Semi-Finals thanks to a 0-22 to 0-16 victory over Dublin at Croke Park this evening. Malachy O’Rourke’s side pulled away in the final five minutes with much of that due to impact substitutions like Ruari Canavan and underage star Eoin McElholm. O’Rourke spoke to the assembled
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Tyrone have beaten Dublin 0-22 to 0-16 in their All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Quarter-Final clash at Croke Park this evening. The Red Hand county pulled away in the final few minutes after a closely fought contest at GAA Headquarters. Francis Mooney has the full time report for Highland Radio Sport…
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Michael Murphy said it was “backs against the wall” at half time as Donegal found themselves 1-15 to 0-11 in arrears in this afternoon’s All-Ireland SFC Quarter-Final against Monaghan. Speaking to Ryan Ferry of the Donegal News after full time, Murphy praised the “brilliant character” of the group to come back and win the game…
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Jim McGuinness masterminded a superb second-half comeback as Donegal came from seven points down at half time against Monaghan to roar into an All-Ireland Semi-Final. However, there was controversy leading into the game surrounding the fact that Donegal only had six days to prepare for today’s clash with The Farney County. After today’s win, following
Donegal are the first team into the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi-Finals after a six-point win over Monaghan at Croke Park. Jim McGuinness’ Ulster Champions came from seven-points down at half-time to defeat Monaghan by 1-26 to 1-20. Michael Langan scored Donegal’s goal in the 44th minute to help spark a sensational comeback. After the
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Donegal have come from being seven points down at half-time to defeat Monaghan 1-26 to 1-20 in their All-Ireland SFC Quarter-Final at Croke Park this afternoon. The Farney County led 1-15 to 0-11 at the interval after a goal from Michael Bannigan and an exhibition of shooting from goalkeeper Rory Beggan. However, Jim McGuinness rallied
Derry City followed on from last weekend’s two away wins against Shelbourne and St. Patrick’s Athletic with a comfortable 3-0 win at home to Drogheda United this evening. Goals from Carndonagh man Sam Todd, Ramelton native Ronan Boyce and Danny Mullen gave the Candy Stripes their third win in a row. After the game, boss
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Kevin McHugh was delighted with how his team “dug deep” to get a gritty 1-0 win down in Limerick against Treaty United. Gradi Lomboto hit the net 15 minutes from time to give McHugh’s side their second victory in a row as they also defeated high-flying Dundalk on Monday. It was a fantastic finish from
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It’s been another good evening for local jockeys as Luke McAteer and Patrick McGettigan were both on winners at the Curragh. Rathmullan native McAteer rode 25/1 shot “She’s A Nation” to victory in the 18:20 race for trainer Rory Devine. Then, at 8 o clock, Ballyare youngster McGettigan was on board “Pillar Of Hope” for
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Ireland Women’s National Team Head Coach Carla Ward has called up Erin McLaughlin for the second International Friendly against USA in Cincinnati. The injured pair of Megan Campbell and Denise O’Sullivan drop out with McLaughlin linking up with the squad following Thursday night’s first game in Colorado. Donegal native McLaughlin, who recently left Portsmouth, has
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Derry City have beaten Drogheda United 3-0 in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division at the Ryan McBride Brandywell this evening. First half goals from Donegal’s Sam Todd and Ronan Boyce along with a 95th minute effort from Danny Mullen gave the Candy Stripes the win that takes them up to 2nd in the league
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Finn Harps have beaten Treaty United 1-0 in the SSE Airtricity League First Division at Market’s Fields this evening. Gradi Lomboto scored his third goal in four games with 15 minutes remaining to hand the away side another valuable three points. Lomboto also netted the winner in a 1-0 win over league-leaders Dundalk on Monday.
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Everton captain Seamus Coleman will continue to lead the club after signing a one-year contract until the end of June 2026. The Killybegs man will extend his Blues career to a 17th season, having initially moved to Merseyside from Sligo Rovers in January 2009 during manager David Moyes’ first spell as manager for a £60,000 fee.
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Tyrone have announced their team to take on Dublin in the All-Ireland Quarter-Final at Croke Park tomorrow evening (Saturday). In the only change from their win against Cavan a fortnight ago, Mark Bradley has been named in the starting line-up as Michael McKernan misses out due to a shoulder injury he picked up early on
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Jim McGuinness has named his Donegal team to face Monaghan in Saturday’s All-Ireland SFC Quarter-Final clash at Croke Park. There’s one change from the team that started against Louth as Daire O’Baoill has been named in place of Caolan McColgan. O’Baoill was also named to start last week’s prelim in Ballybofey but was replaced by
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The controversy surrounding venues, dates and scheduling has come to a halt and it is now time to get down to the action on the pitch as Donegal get ready to face Monaghan in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Quarter-Final at Croke Park on Saturday evening. After a week filled with differing opinions on the
Finn Harps and Derry City will both be full of confidence heading into tonight’s round of fixtures in the SSE Airtricity League. In the First Division, Harps are coming off the back of a fantastic 1-0 win over league-leaders Dundalk at Finn Park on Monday evening. Gradi Lomboto scored the game’s only goal from the
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Gary Mohan has been included in the Monaghan matchday squad for Saturday’s All-Ireland football quarter-final against Donegal. The midfielder has been struggling with injury in recent weeks, but is fit enough to take his place amongst the substitutes. Jack McCarron is listed to start at corner forward. The Donegal team is expected to be announced
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Dylan Browne McMonagle had a 40/1 winner at Naas yesterday evening. The Letterkenny jockey was on board “Ms Willpower” in the 6:10 “Race And Stay Rated” race for trainer Paul Flynn. He’s back on the saddle tomorrow with five races at The Curragh.
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