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  Donegal Signs Challenge Cup Carn FC 2 Culdaff FC 3 Dunree United 0 Cockhill Celtic 8 Moville Celtic 2 Greencastle FC 5 Redcastle United 2 QPS 3 Clonmany Shamrocks 1 Aileach FC 2 Rashenny FC 0 Buncrana Hearts 4 Inishowen Engineering Division Two Glengad Res 4 QPS Youth 0 Sea Rovers 6 Cockhill Colts

Buncrana have won this year’s U-21B final after defeating Dungloe at O’Donnell Park on Saturday afternoon. Full time: Buncrana 1-10, Dungloe 0-10. A goal in the first half from Dylan Mulholland proved to be the decisive score of the match.  

  Dergview and Institute both lost their league games today in the championship. Dergview were beaten 3-0 away to Annagh, while Newington ran out 2-1 winners over Institute. The results today keep Dergview second from bottom while Institute remains in third position.

Martin Harley in Yellow  Donegal jockeys Martin Harley and Dylan Browne McMonigle had double success down under today. Martin Harley won two races in a row at Eagle Farm racecourse in Brisbane, Australia. His first win was onboard Great House for trainer Chris Waller, while later in the day he was first past the post

  Ulster Championship 1 Portadown 22 v 36 City of Derry Ulster Championship 2 Donaghadee  17 (3) V 52 (8) Letterkenny Ulster Championship 3 Newry 5 (1) V 58 (8) Strabane      

Former Irish champion apprentice jockey Dylan Browne McMonagle has landed his first winner in Australia. The talented Donegal jockey was on board Dublin Journal for trainers Ben, Will and JD Hayes at the famous Caulfield Racecourse in Melbourne as he won a 2,000 metre handicap race by a length and a half. This was a

Finn Harps have announced the signings of Conor Tourish and Success Edogun for the 2024 season. Tourish returns to the club from Letterkenny Rovers. The defender was a huge fan favourite during his previous stint at Finn Park and was voted the 2022 Player of the Season. Harps boss Darren Murphy told finnharps.ie: “Conor’s obviously

It was a case of mixed fortunes  for Donegal boxers at the finals of the Ulster Nine County championships at the Corpus Christi Boxing Club in Belfast. Conan Kearney (St Bridget’s) was crowned Boy 4 66 kilo champion after a convincing points win over Belfast’s Brandon Sweeney. Raphoe’s heavy handed Jack Mc Elroy turned in

Buncrana are through to the Donegal Under-21B Football Final after a comprehensive 1-15 to 0-5 win over Cloughaneely in their semi-final played in difficult conditions in Lifford. The Inishowen side will now take on Dungloe in the decider. Dungloe won their semi-final on Friday night as they got the better of Naomh Padraig of Muff

Letterkenny had an important victory over Ards in their Ulster Championship 2 game at Dave Gallaher Park on Saturday afternoon. In heavy, wet and windy conditions, the Letterkenny side ran in four tries as they emerged victorious on a 30 – 12 scoreline. Elsewhere, Omagh Academicals were well beaten 27-5 at home by second placed

Institute’s recent run of good form came to an abrupt halt in difficult weather conditions as they were beaten 3-1 at home by Annagh United. Stephen Murray put the visitors ahead in the first half and Jack Evans doubled the advantage just after the break. Murray got a third before Institute got a late consolation

Glencar Inn Saturday League Division One leaders Oldtown Celtic’s 100% record ended as they played out an exciting 2-2 draw with great rivals and second placed Glencar Celtic in the match of the day in the Donegal Junior League. Oldtown are 12 points clear at the top and remain unbeaten. And it was also a

Dungloe booked their place in the Donegal Under-21 B Chamionship Final as they overcame Naomh Padraig, Muff, by a single point, 2-10 to 2-9, in an exciting conclusion to their semi-final at the Donegal GAA Centre of Excellence in Convoy on Friday evening. The Inishowen side got off to a great start and raced into

Donegal referee Siobhan Coyle of Fanad has been appointed to officiate at the Ladies All Ireland Intermediate Club Football Championship Final between Ballinamore Sean O’Heslins of Leitrim and Glanmire of Cork at Croke Park on Saturday, December 16th. Siobhán has been refereeing since 2011. She graduated from the LGFA’s Referee Academy to join the national

  The 2024 Donegal Harvest Rally will have Letterkenny as its base, it was decided last night following a meeting of the Donegal Motor club. The Orchard Inn, Letterkenny will be the host venue. Club members also selected Letterkenny’s John Crumlish as Clerk of the Course for the event. This year’s event, which was won

  The Tyrone county board has confirmed that the Minor Football Championship will not be completed this year as a controversy drags on. The competition has been at a standstill since last September due to a dispute which has seen a protracted appeals process over a quarter-final tie between Dromore and Trillick. All five clubs

  Jackie Crossan Premier Division Clonmany Shamrocks 2 Illies Celtic 0 Ulster Junior Cup ET & Pens Buncrana Hearts 2 Bonagee United 1 Moville Celtic 1 Glengad United 2 Greencastle FC 0 Cockhill Celtic 3 Carn FC 1 Aileach FC 0 Strand Hotel First Division Culdaff FC 6 Clonmany Res 1 Dunree United 3 Redcastle

Brian Mc Cormick Sports Premier Division Milford United 0 v 4 Rathmullan Celtic St. Catherines 5 v 2 Kildrum Tigers Temple Domestic Appliances Division One Cappry Rovers 2 v 1 Glenea United Lagan Harps 2 v 0 Letterbarrow Celtic Donegal Physiotherapy and Performance Centre Division Two Curragh Athletic 3 v 8 Ballybofey United Deele Harps

  Glencar Inn Saturday D1 Donegal Town 5 vs 3 Fintown Harps AFC Glencar Celtic 2 vs 1 St Catherines FC Reserves Kilmacrennan Celtic Reserves 0 vs 3 Oldtown Celtic Old Orchard Saturday D2 Drumoghill Res 1 vs 2 Dunlewey Celtic Gweedore Celtic 2 vs 1 Milford United Ramelton Mariners 3 vs 1 Copany Rovers

  U21 A Football Championship Quarter Finals Glenswilly 0-11 v 0-07 Aodh Ruadh Four Masters 2-04 v 1-10 Termon U21 B Quarter Finals  Dungloe 1-10 v 1-09 Glenfin Carndonagh 0-06 v 1-08 Cloughaneely Naomh Columba 1-04 v 4-14 Buncrana U21 C Semi Finals  St Michaels 3-10 v 3-09 Letterkenny Gaels

Ulster Championship 1 City of Derry 29 (4) V 19 (3) C.I.Y.M.S Ulster Championship 2  Ards 36 v 22 Letterkenny

  Player of the match & former Harps player Sean McCarron: who scored a brace. Institute missed the chance to go top last night in the championship as they were held to a 2-2 draw away to Dergview. The Sky Blues fought back from two goals and a man down to claim a point. Niall McGinley

St. Eunan’s has announced that Barry Meehan will be in charge of the men’s senior team for the upcoming season. This is Barry’s second time in charge of the Black and Amber; notably, in 2018, he took the Letterkenny club to the quarterfinals of the Donegal SFC. He takes over from Rory Kavanagh, who departed

 Andrew Gillespie A number of Donegal darts players have qualified to represent the Republic of Ireland in an upcoming international tournament. Adrian Devine, Gerard McGlynn, Ciaran McGeady, and Andrew Gillespie qualified over the past year for The Islands International. The tournament will take place over the weekend of Friday, January 26th, at the Empress Hotel

  Sean Dunnion has dropped out of the race for Donegal GAA Chairperson, leaving Mary Coughlan the only remaining candidate for the role. This leaves Mary in pole position to become the first female chair of Donegal GAA. He follows Cieran Kelly, who withdrew on Wednesday evening. The vote is taking place in Jackson’s Hotel,

St. Naul’s clubman, Cieran Kelly, won’t be putting his name forward for the role of Donegal GAA Chairperson at next month’s County Convention. Mary Coughlan and Sean Dunnion are the only candidates that remain in contention for the position, with the vote taking place in Jackson’s Hotel, Ballybofey, on December 13th.   The former Donegal