Donegal’s Brandon Wilkie had two winners at Wolverhampton yesterday, firstly on the 6/4 favourite Atlantic Gamble who was in a dead heat with Supaspecialawesome and then on the 8/1 shot Forgotten Treasure. On Saturday, Dylan Browne McMonagle was on board the 4/7 favourite Galen for trainer JP O’Brien in the Molton Brown Irish EBF Median […]
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Donegal have beaten Louth 1-23 to 0-18 in the All Ireland Quarter Final at Croke Park this afternoon, which means Jim McGuinness’ men return to an All Ireland Semi Finals for the first time in 10 years. Galway will be the opponents in 2 weeks time at GAA HQ after their dramatic win over Dublin
Kerry have beaten Derry 0-15 to 0-10 in the last of this season’s All Ireland Quarter Finals. In a tight game, Kerry pulled away at the end and ran out worthy winners at GAA HQ. Kerry join Armagh, Galway and Donegal in the semi finals to set up a mouth-watering end to the 2024 All
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Donegal have progressed to their first All Ireland Semi-Final in 10 years thanks to a comfortable 8-point win over Louth in Croke Park this afternoon. An Eoghan Ban Gallagher goal in the second half was the cherry on top of a high-scoring performance from Jim McGuinness’ side. Peadar Mogan, who was named man of the
Derry’s season is over after going down 0-15 to 0-10 to Kerry in today’s All Ireland Quarter Final at Croke Park. It’s Mickey Harte’s men’s fourth defeat of the championship campaign and the Tyrone man says it’s a bitter pill to swallow… He spoke to the assembled press after full time at GAA HQ…
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It’s Day 2 of the National Track & Field Championships in Santry. Mark English has won the 800M National Title once again and there have been several other medallists from other Donegal clubs. With more, here’s Patsy McGonagle…
Finn Valley athlete Sommer Lecky is the National High Jump champion after winning gold at today’s event in Santry. Donegal athlete James Kelly also had a good afternoon – he took silver in the shot-put. With more, here’s Patsy McGonagle with the latest at 5pm…
Moville’s Darragh Kelly has been making waves on the MMA scene. The Bellator fighter moved to 6-0 in his professional career last week with a first-round win over Frenchman Mathias Poiron at the 3Arena in Dublin. Highland’s Mark Gallagher caught up with Kelly on Saturday Sport this afternoon…
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Ciara Grant has signed a one-year deal with Scottish Woman’s Premier League side Hibernian. The Letterkenny woman is familiar with the Scottish league as she has played for Hearts and Rangers in the past couple of seasons. Grant will wear the number 6 jersey for Hibernian.
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The National Track & Field Championships have begun today in Santry. Patsy McGonagle joined Highland Radio Saturday Sport to give us the latest at 3pm…
National Athletics Championships up and running – The latest with Patsy McGonagle Read More »
Darren Murphy’s Finn Harps side had to settle for a draw in their SSE Airtricity League clash with Longford Town this evening. An early goal from Patrick Ferry meant Harps would go in at the break in control, but Longford bit back and equalised just before the hour-mark. After the game, Murphy gave his thoughts
Ruaidhri Higgins’ Derry City side swept away Drogheda in the second half of tonight’s SSE Airtricity League Premier Division fixture. Goals from Cameron Dummigan and Will Patching had Derry 2-1 up at the break. Daniel Kelly made it 3-1 before the hour-mark and on 66 minutes Drogheda were reduced to 10-men. Derry ran out easy
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Derry City have beaten Drogheda United 5-1 in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division at the Ryan McBride Brandywell this evening. Having gone 1-0 up thanks to a Cameron Dummigan effort on 6 minutes, City were pegged back on 26 minutes thanks to an Adam Foley strike for Drogheda. Order was restored shortly after as
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Finn Harps have drawn 1-1 with Longford Town in the SSE Airtricity League First Division at Bishopsgate this evening. It’s the first match back after the summer break and Harps started brightly. Darren Murphy’s men found themselves 1-0 up after just 6 minutes thanks to Patrick Ferry’s third goal of the season. Longford found their
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Daire O’Baoill returns to the starting fifteen for Donegal’s All Ireland Senior Football Quarter Final clash with Louth in Croke Park on Sunday. Odhran Doherty, who replaced O’Baoill before throw in against Clare, has been named among the substitutes. The other big question regarding the team selection was around Jason McGee – he has been
Finn Harps goalkeeping coach Eamon Curry has been handed down a six match ban for “misconduct” against a match official. Curry was sent off during Harps’ 1-1 draw with UCD at Finn Park earlier this month. Controversy arose after referee Alan Patchell penalised goalkeeper Harps goalkeeper Tim Hiemer. Meanwhile, former Harps player, Mark Coyle, who
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The Team Donegal Oil Women’s Only Multi-Sport Fun Event has raised €5000 for local women’s charities. On April 27th, Donegal Sports Partnership, with sponsorship from Arthur McMahon of Donegal Oil Company, hosted the second Women’s Only Multi-Sport Adventure Challenge at Gartan Outdoor Education and Training Centre. The event aimed to promote outdoor activity among women
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Derry have made one change for Sunday’s All-Ireland quarter-final clash with Kerry at Croke Park on Sunday. Eunan Mulholland has been given the thumbs up ahead of Emmett Bradley from the team that started last week against Mayo. There is also a return the squad for Niall Loughlin. Kerry manager Jack O’Connor has named the
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On The Score this week, we look ahead to the National Senior Athletics Championships with our athletics correspondent Patsy McGonagle. We also look forward to Donegal’s All Ireland Quarter Final clash with Louth in Croke Park on Sunday – former Donegal midfielder John Gildea will be previewing the action. And we’ll look at the soccer
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Donegal’s Peadar Mogan has been named the PwC GAA|GPA Football Player of the Month for May. The St. Nauls man was pivotal in Donegal’s Ulster Final win over Armagh in Clones. He was also a key man in the win over Tyrone in the first game of the All Ireland Series – he chipped in
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Donegal jockey Luke McAteer won the 6:15 race at Naas yesterday evening (Wednesday). The Rathmullan man was on board the Patrick T Foley trained Over The Blues after going off as the 2/5 favourite. Also in that race, legendary American jockey John Velazquez rode De Janeiro and finished 5th. McAteer is back in action tomorrow
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The next round of the Horse and Pony Racing Academy is at Finner Camp this coming Sunday. One jockey that will be competing in Bundoran is Patrick McGettigan. The Ballyare youngster heads into the weekend in good form after his double at Old Castle in County Meath last weekend. Based in the Curragh with John
In this episode of Business Matters, Chris Ashmore speaks with Letterkenny man John Logue who is Chief Executive officer of Social Enterprise Republic of Ireland, or SERI, a national representative body for social enterprises. Essentially social enterprises are non-profit making but play an invaluable role in communities. And he feels they should be given more
ALDI Ireland have announced details of its continued significant contribution to Donegal’s economy and the impact of its charity partnerships across the county. In the annual ALDI Economic Impact Report published today, the company said it paid almost €4.5 million in wages and salaries, with over 24 million customer visits to ALDI stores in
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Donegal will face Louth in the quarter-finals of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship. The draw for the last eight was made this morning and is: Kerry v. Derry Donegal v. Louth Dublin v. Galway Armagh v. Roscommon There will be two games on Saturday at Croke Park, and two on Sunday – details will be
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Chris Ashmore has been at the Mount Errigal Hotel to welcome back the drivers after completing the final stage at Fanad Head. He caught up with the man of the moment, Callum Devine… Chris also caught up with second and third placed in the rally overall, Meirion Evans (2nd) and Donegal’s David Kelly (3rd)
Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan have won the 2024 Wilton Recycling Donegal International Rally. The pair have retained the title they won last year by finishing 17.4 seconds ahead of Meirion Evans and Ger Conway in second place. Third place was taken by Donegal duo David Kelly and Dean O’Sullivan. Declan Gallagher won the modified
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Declan Gallagher won the modified section of this year’s Donegal International Rally. He spoke to Highland’s Chris Ashmore at the finishing ramp at the Mount Errigal this evening…
Modified winner Declan Gallagher talks to Chris Ashmore at finishing ramp Read More »
Jason Wilkinson and co-driver Ciaran McGinley won the junior section of the Donegal International Rally. Wilkinson spoke to Chris Ashmore at the finishing ramp this evening…
Jason Wilkinson wins junior category in Donegal International Rally Read More »
John Dolan has completed his 20th Donegal International Rally. He gave his thoughts to Chris Ashmore…
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It’s been a disappointing trip to the south coast for the Donegal Ladies as their All Ireland Championship has come to an end against Waterford. Waterford were in control for most of the game and ran out comfortable 1-10 to 0-07 winners. Donegal will now have to play a relegation play-off match in August to
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The Donegal Ladies were beaten by 6 points in their All Ireland Championship clash with Waterford this afternoon. The result means Donegal must now win a relegation play-off fixture in August if they are going to retain their senior status. After the game, Tomas McCarthy got the thoughts of manager John McNulty…
John McNulty: “We didn’t do ourselves any justice in the first half” Read More »
Damien Tourish had an eventful Donegal Rally. He spoke with Highland’s Chris Ashmore at the finishing ramp in Letterkenny…
Damien Tourish reflects on his performance in the Donegal Rally Read More »
John Bonner has completed his 12th Donegal International Rally this weekend. He spoke to Highland’s Chris Ashmore at the finishing ramp this evening…
Veteran John Bonner completes 12th Donegal Rally Read More »
Chris Ashmore is at the finishing ramp at the Mount Errigal Hotel for Highland Radio this evening. He spoke to the winner of the historic category, Tommy O’Connell from Dungiven…
Tommy O’Connell wins historic category in Donegal Rally Read More »
Another Donegal International Rally is in the books. With a final round up of how it all went, here’s Highland’s Chris Ashmore…
Donegal International Rally: Final wrap up with Chris Ashmore Read More »
The reigning Junior WRC Champion William Creighton has swapped his steering wheel for pace notes at this weekend’s Donegal International Rally. The county Down driver won the Junior WRC title last year, making the step up to WRC2 machinery this season alongside his usual co-driver Liam Regan. They competed in this weekend’s Donegal International Rally
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Chris Ashmore caught up with Larry O’Shea and Art McCarrick from Motorsport Ireland at the Donegal International Rally this afternoon…
Motorsport Ireland representatives talk to Chris Ashmore: “Delighted with the weekend” Read More »
Mickey Harte’s Derry side fought back from the brink of elimination to eventually overcome Mayo on penalties in last night’s All Ireland SFC Preliminary Quarter Final in Castlebar. A Chrissy McTaigue point deep into injury time salvaged the game for Derry and sent the contest to extra time. The sides couldn’t be separated in the
Mickey Harte: “It looked like it was going to go to the wire from very early on” Read More »
Chris Ashmore has been in service and spoke to some locals in the rally. Here’s Brian and Shane Kelly… Chris also caught up with Kevin Wilson from Carndonagh…
Meirion Evans has closed the gap to just 20 seconds heading into the last stage of the Donegal International Rally. Callum Devine is still the man in the lead as s superb rally from David Kelly has him sitting in third place heading for Fanad. With the latest as they head for the final stage,
It’s a story of so close yet so far for Kevin Gallagher as he led the modified section of the rally until he faced issues on today’s third stage at Fanad Head. He spoke to Chris Ashmore… Chris also spoke with Ryan McHugh, leader of the RC4 Category
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We’re at the half-way point on the final day of the Donegal International Rally. Oisin Kelly has all the latest… Highland’s Chris Ashmore was in service as the drivers prepare for the last loop of the rally. Here’s Chris with modified section leader Declan Gallagher… Meirion Evans, second placed overall… Josh Moffett,
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Kevin Gallagher, who was leading the modified section of the Donegal International Rally, is out after damaging his Darrian at the Fanad Head stage. Callum Devine looks like he is heading for victory as he leads the overall leader board. With a full report on the morning’s action and reaction from Callum Devine, Kevin
Michael McDaid held the lead in the historics section of the Donegal International Rally until he clipped a broken bale. The Fermanagh man gave his thoughts to Chris Ashmore…
Historics Category of Donegal Rally: Michael McDaid bows out Read More »
Callum Devine has taken the lead with four stages to go in the Donegal International Rally. With the official Atlantic Drive Stage 16 times, here’s Oisin Kelly…
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