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Donegal have progressed to the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Quarter Finals thanks to a 2-22 to 0-12 win over Louth in Ballybofey this afternoon. A dominant second-half propelled Jim McGuinness’ side to a comfortable win after leading by just two points at the break. After the game, McGuinness told Michael Mullan the team controlled the

It’s been a hectic final day of the Wilton Recycling Donegal International Rally. Chris Ashmore went live on Highland Radio Sunday Sport with a comprehensive wrap of how things finished up in what was an extremely successful event once again…  

Donegal ran out 2-22 to 0-12 winners over Louth in this afternoon’s All-Ireland Preliminary Quarter Final at MacCumhaill Park. A goal in either half from Conor O’Donnell and Ciaran Thompson were big scores at big times for Jim McGuinness’ side. Brendan Devenney and Brendan Kilcoyne were live at full time for Highland Radio Sport…

The 2025 Wilton Recycling Donegal International Rally is in the books and it’s a third win in a row for Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan. Chris Ashmore was at the finishing line and spoke to some of the other top competitors for Highland Radio Sport… Here’s modified winner Aaron McIntyre…   Inishowen driver Kyle McBride

Callum Devine has written himself into the history books as he claimed three Donegal International Rally victories in a row this afternoon. The Derry man, alongside Kerry native Noel O’Sullivan in their Skoda Fabia RS Rally 2, finished 20.5 seconds ahead of Meirion Evans and Ger Conway in second place. After the game, Devine told

Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan have won the Wilton Recycling Donegal International Rally for the third time time three years. The Derry-Kerry duo held off the challenge of Meirion Evans and Ger Conway who, for the second year in a row, finished as runners-up. Remarkably, it’s the same top three as last year as Donegal

Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan are one stage away from becoming three-time Donegal International Rally winners. The Derry-Kerry duo lead Meirion Evans and Ger Conway by 23 seconds as they head for the final stage of an enthralling three-day event at Fanad Head. Jon Armstrong heads to the final stage in third spot, ahead of

Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan are edging closer to becoming three-in-a-row Donegal International Rally winners as they lead heading into the final two stages. The pair are in top spot in their Skoda Fabia RS Rally 2 and have a 20.2 second advantage over Meirion Evans and Ger Conway in second. Jon Armstrong and Shane

We’ve reached the mid-way point on Day 3 of the Donegal International Rally and it’s still Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan that look on course to retain their title. Chris Ashmore was at service after the first loop and spoke to some of the leading pack. Here’s leader Callum Devine, on the hunt for three

Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan lead the Wilton Recycling Donegal International Rally by 22.6 seconds as they hit the mid-point on the final day. Meirion Evans, who set the fastest time through the first run around Fanad Head, is in 2nd spot, with Jon Armstrong in 3rd. Donegal’s David Kelly is 4th overall, while the

Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan have set the fastest time through the first stage on the final day of the Donegal International Rally in their Skoda Fabia RS Rally 2. The reigning champions, who are well on their way to winning three-in-a-row, are now 30.1 seconds ahead of Meirion Evans and Ger Conway’s Toyota Yaris

The stage is set for the third and final day of the Wilton Recycling Donegal International Rally! Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan are top of the standings but there is a long way to go with six stages across Carnhill, Atlantic Drive and Fanad Head to come throughout the day. Oisin Kelly was at Parc

  Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan will take a 21.8 second lead into the final day of the 2025 Wilton Recycling Donegal International Rally. William Creighton and Liam Regan had been chasing the leaders all day but hit trouble in today’s last stage at Garrygort. After Creighton’s mishap, Meirion Evans has now moved into second

Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan still lead the Donegal International Rally but William Creighton and Liam Regan are closing the gap slowly but surely after Stage 11 at the infamous Knockalla. Creighton has closed the gap to just 5.7 seconds. Meirion Evans and Ger Conway still occupy third spot overall. Oisin Kelly and Andrew Nesbitt

Chris Ashmore was at service at the half-way point in the Donegal International Rally this afternoon. He spoke to some of the leading pack… Leader of the rally and defending champion Callum Devine…   2nd placed William Creighton…   Hayden Patton sits in third spot…   Jon Armstrong is in 7th and has had a

Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan have extended their lead in the Donegal International Rally to 17.3 seconds in their Skoda Fabia RS Rally 2. Jon Armstrong and Shane Byrne, in the Ford Fiesta Rally2, set the fastest time in the first run through High Glen and have moved up to 2nd in the standings. The

It’s day two of the Wilton Recycling Donegal International Rally with crews set to tackle eight more stages and over one hundred stage kilometres. Defending Champions Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan have the lead but Hayden Paddon and Jon Armstrong posted fastest times in the second loop yesterday looking to reel in Derry man Devine.

Finn Harps can count themselves unfortunate not to have come away with all three points from the midlands this evening. Kevin McHugh’s side drew 0-0 with Athlone Town but squandered several chances in the second half. After the game, McHugh told Kevin Egan his team were “unlucky” not to have won the game…

Finn Harps and Athlone Town have played out a scoreless draw in the SSE Airtricity League First Division in the midlands this evening. Neither side could find the breakthrough after a drab first half and, even though Harps had numerous chances to win the game in the second period, it ended 0-0. Kevin Egan was

Day 1 of the 2025 Wilton Recycling Donegal International Rally is in the books and it is defending champions Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan who lead the way. Chris Ashmore spoke to Derry man Devine at service after the final stage…   Hayden Paddon and Jon Armstrong had mixed days behind the wheel but are

The defending Donegal International Rally Champions have made a fantastic start to this year’s event and remain on course to win three-in-a-row. There is a long way to go, but Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan lead by 12.4 seconds ahead of Hayden Paddon and David Moynihan in second spot. Third place is occupied by Meirion