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After defeating Ardara in Cloughaneely, Gaoth Dobhair advanced to the semi-final of the Donegal Senior Football Championship. Gaoth Dobhair 5-14, Ardara 3-11 at full time. After the match Gaoth Dobhair’s Niall Friel said “Football was played their today “…

The Tyrone Senior Championship was back in action today at the quarter final stage. Dungannon Thomas Clarke GAA faced An Droim Mór Naoimh Damhnait, and in the other game, Ardboe O’Donovan Rossa played Fianna Oileán an Ghuail CLG. With the details on how those matches panned out, Francis Mooney reports for Highland Radio Sport…

Ardara are out of this year’s Donegal Senior Championship, out at the quarter-final stage as Gaoth Dobhair proved too strong. It ended, Gaoth Dobhair 5-14, Ardara 3-11. The Green and yellow where eight points down at stage but began to hit scores  all over the pitch, John Ross Molloy said on this “We stuck to

  Gaoth Dobhair has made it into the last four of the Donegal Senior Football Championship, after beating Ardara in Cloughaneely. Full time, Gaoth Dobhair 5-14 Ardara 3-11. The Gaeltacht Men will play Sean MacCumhaills in the next round. Here’s Brendan Devenney and Brendan Kilcoyne with a recap on the match…

The semi-final draw has been made for the Donegal Senior Football Championship. Gaoth Dobhair v Sean MacCumhaills Naomh Conaill v St Eunan’s Here’s Oisin Kelly reporting live from the draw…  

                                                                   Amy Greene of Finn Valley AC                                

  Aodh Ruadh are out of the Donegal Senior Football Championship after failing to get the better of St Eunan’s in Convoy on Saturday night. The Ernesiders were winning at halftime by three points, but Eunans pulled away to win. Full time, St Eunan’s 1-13 Aodh Ruadh 2-05. In their only defeat in the championship,

St Eunan’s have booked their spot in the semi-finals of the Donegal Senior Football Championship, overcoming Aodh Ruadh. Eunans trailed at halftime by three points but went on to win the match 1-13 to 2-05. After the match manager Rory Kavanagh said “I thought the bench impact was big in the second half” to “rattle

  St Eunan’s are into the semi-finals of the Donegal Senior Football Championship after beating Aodh Ruadh in Convoy on Saturday night. The Black and Amber trailed at halftime 1-02 to 0-02 but fought back to win 1-13 to 2-05. Brendan Devenney and Gary McDaid report from the final whistle…

  The Tyrone Championship returned today. In the senior championship, defending champions Errigal Ciaran travelled to play Moortown St. Malachy’s, and Endendork hosted Trillick.. Francis Mooney the details…   Aghyaran were knocked out of the intermediate championship earlier, losing to Clonoe O`Rahilly’s, 1-14 to 1-06.  

  Sean MacCumhails are into the semi-finals of the Donegal Senior Football Championship for the first time in five years after beating Glenswilly in Convoy on Saturday evening. It ended, Sean MacCumhaills 1-17 Glenswilly 1-14. After the match Ryan Ferry got the reaction of MacCumhail’s player Aaron Gillooley and he said “everybody dug in” to

Sean MacCumhaill’s overcame Glenswilly to book their spot in the semi-finals of the Donegal Senior Football Championship. Full time, Sean MacCumhaills 1-17 Glenswilly 1-14. Ryan Ferry and Brendan Kilcoyne report from full time for Highland Radio Sport..

Finn Harps fought hard to come away with a 2-1 win over Kerry FC on Friday night in Finn Park, in what was the Ballybofey side third home win of the season. After the match, Ciaran Cannon got the reaction of Harps manager till the end of the season, Darren Murphy, and he was “delighted

Derry City kept their title hopes up as they defeated UCD 6-0 at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium on Friday night. Martin Holmes has the full time report… Derry City boss Ruadhri Higgins after the match… Goalscorer Will Patching… Donegal man and UCD assistant manager William O’Conner reaction…  

Finn Harps secured their third home win of season after defeating Kerry FC 2-1 at Finn Park on Friday night. Ciaran Cannon reports for Highland Radio Sport..  

Holders Termon and old rivals Glenfin will clash again in the years Donegal Senior Ladies county final at MacCumhaill Park in Ballybfofey on Sunday afternoon. It’s a fifth year in a row that the sides are meeting in the decider with the clubs have won two of those apiece. A win on Sunday would give

Finn Harps will see out the remaining four games of the First Division campaign under the management of Darren Murphy. He took charge for last Monday’s game against Galway following the departure of Dave Rogers. On Friday, Harps face Kerry in their penultimate home game of the season, the Munster men are the only side

  With five games remaining in the Premier Division season, Derry City will look to dust themselves down from the Sligo defeat when they welcome UCD to the Brandywell on Friday evening Derry hit the students for five when the sides met at the Belfield earlier in the month, however the Students took a point

Kathryn McDevitt just missed out on another medal at the European Masters Athletic Championships in Italy on Tuesday. The Letterkenny AC sprinter finished fourth in the 400m final at the Pescara Stadium in 61.21 seconds. On Monday, McDevittt was part of the 4x100m relay team that won silver. She has been on track for four

It’s been a wonderful season for Galway United who secured the League of Ireland First Division title and promotion at the weekend, and last night they took a 15th home win on the trot by beating Finn Harps 1-0 at Eamonn Deacy Park. Former Harps boss Ollie Horgan, now assistant manager at Galway, offered words

Goath Dobhair got the better of Dungloe in a one-point victory and will head into the quarter-finals of the Donegal Senior Football Championship, facing Ardara in the next round. Full time, Goath Dobair 0-10 Dungloe 1-06. Today’s match was played in horrible weather, boss of the Gaeltacht Men said on the elements, “I think the

Six Donegal athletes are competing at the European Masters Championship in Pescara, Italy. This morning, Finn Valley AC’s Kay Byrne helped Ireland win gold along side Niamh O’Sullivan and Irene Clements, competing in the W60 8km cross-country team event. Byrne, secured the tenth position overall and the fifth position in the W60 category, next week

  Goath Dobair are into the quarter finals of the Donegal Senior football Championship, after beating Dungloe by a point in Páirc Chloich Cheann Fhaola on Sunday evening. It ended Goath Dobair 0-10 Dungloe 1-06. The Gaeltacht Men will travel to play Ardara in the next round. Ryan Ferry reports for Highland Radio Sport..