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Finn Harps chairman Ian Harkin says he is confident that work on the €8 million new Finn Harps stadium will get underway again in earnest later this year with a view to playing in the new Donegal Community Stadium in Stranorlar in the 2027 season. His comments came at a press conference in Ballybofey ahead

St Pat’s of Maghera have beaten Abbey Vocational School in the MacRory Cup Final at Celtic Park in Derry this afternoon. It finished 0-12 to 2-05 after the Donegal side led by four points at half time. Today was the first time a Donegal club had competed in Ulster’s premiere schools competition since 1961. Daire

Kerry manager Jack O’Connor has admitted Donegal were “a good bit sharper” than his side in yesterday’s Allianz National Football League Division 1 game in Killarney. Jim McGuinness’ team won 0-23 to 1-18 in what was just their second ever win in The Kingdom. After the game, O’Connor gave his thoughts to Tim Moynihan of

Highland Radio’s Athletics Correspondent Patsy McGonagle has described Mark English’s record-breaking run last night as “absolutely brilliant”. The Finn Valley athlete took almost a second off his own Indoor 800m record in New York, setting a new Irish record in the process. McGonagle joined Ciaran Cannon on Sunday Sport this afternoon to discuss English’s achievement…

Hugh Devenney was presented with the Volunteer Hall Of Fame Award at Croke Park yesterday evening. Ladies Gaelic Football Association President Michael Naughton presented the Four Masters clubman with the award at the LGFA National Volunteer of the Year Awards at GAA Headquarters. Devenney first got involved with LGFA in Donegal over 30 years ago

The Michael Murphy Sports 3K and Elite Mile is taking place on St Patrick’s Day, March 17th. It’s the second year of the 3K but it’s a first on the roads of Letterkenny for the 1-Mile race. Top athletes will compete to break the legendary sub-4 minute mile barrier on the road and win a

In this week’s local soccer segment on The Score programme, Chris Ashmore caught up with a few clubs who have important fixtures this weekend. In the Donegal Junior League Brian McCormick Sports Premier Division, there are still four or even five sides still in contention for honours with almost half season to go for many

ATU Donegal’s senior soccer side have progressed to the semi-finals of the Eustace Cup – the senior cup on the All Ireland Colleges scene. A dramatic 2-1 victory over ATU Galway on Wednesday afternoon clinched a spot in the last four for the Donegal youngsters, with a 95th minute winner from Mark McGlynn sealing the

Donegal have defeated Tyrone on a score-line of 1-20 to 0-13 in the National Hurling League Division 2 at O’Donnell Park in Letterkenny this afternoon. Chris Ashmore was there for Highland Radio Sunday Sport…   After the game, Donegal manager Micky McCann gave his thoughts to Chris…   Experienced Donegal player Danny Cullen says “it’s

Kerry have beaten Derry by 5-15 to 1-24 in this afternoon’s National Football League Division 1 clash at Celtic Park in Derry. Two late goals for The Kingdom gave them the two points in their first league outing of the season. Derry will be bitterly disappointed to have let a considerable lead slip in what

Tyrone manager Stephen McGarry praised Donegal’s second half performance in this afternoon’s Allianz National Hurling League Division 2 clash at O’Donnell Park in Letterkenny. Having been just a point ahead at half time, Donegal ran out convincing 1-20 to 0-13 winners. McGarry told Highland’s Chris Ashmore Donegal “turned it on” in the second period…

Paddy Tally was left ruing some vital mistakes as his side shipped five goals to Kerry in their brilliant National Football League Division 1 clash at Celtic Park. The Kingdom struck two goals in the last minute to go from 3 points down to 3 points up and take the victory. It finished 5-15 to

Letterkenny AC finished in 9th place overall at the European Club Cross Country Championships in Albufeira this morning. National Marathon and Cross Country Champion Anne Marie McGlynn put in a fantastic performance and was the first Irish woman home. Team Lead Teresa McDaid joined Ciaran Cannon on Highland Radio Sunday Sport and said the team

Letterkenny AC finished 9th overall in this morning’s European Club Cross Country Championships in Albufeira. Highland’s Athletics Correspondent Patsy McGonagle joined Highland Radio Sunday Sport this afternoon to talk about that story and much more…

Dublin manager Dessie Farrell has agreed with Jim McGuinness regarding the need for an extra substitute to be allowed following the introduction of the new rules. Farrell lost three players to hamstring strains in last night’s defeat to Donegal in Ballybofey, and, just like McGuinness, has called for option of using a sixth substitute to

Donegal manager Jim McGuinness says he “has to be careful” with Michael Murphy but that his talisman is in “good shape, strong and fit” as the 2025 campaign got underway with last night’s win over Dublin in Ballybofey. Murphy did not feature in the match-day squad yesterday, but McGuinness is confident the Glenswilly man is