Mark English put in a strong performance to finish 4th in a world-class field in Spain yesterday. Meanwhile, the National 5K Road Race took place in Phoenix Park in Dublin this morning. Amy Greene of Finn Valley claimed an impressive win in that event and the Letterkenny men’s team finished 2nd in the team event. […]
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A Paul McMullan strike on 76 minutes was enough to give Derry City all 3 points in last night’s SSE Airtricity League Premier Division clash with St Patrick’s Athletic at Richmond Park. It was former Derry and Republic Of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny’s first game in charge of the Dublin side, but he was unable
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Derry City have beaten St. Patrick’s Athletic 1-0 in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division at Richmond Park this evening. A Paul McMullan effort 14 minutes from time was enough to see off the home side, who are still lingering dangerously at the wrong end of the table. The fixture was former Derry manager Stephen
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A UCD equaliser deep into injury time meant Finn Harps had to settle for a share of the spoils in their SSE Airtricity League First Division clash at Belfield this evening. Harps got off to a dream start as Sean O’Donnell had the visitors 1-0 up before the first minute had passed, but UCD regrouped
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Donegal jockey Dylan Browne McMonagle had a successful day as he won two races at Leopardstown this afternoon (Friday). His first win came onboard the Joseph Patrick O’Brien trained Scorthy Champ in the GAIN The Advantage Series Handicap race in which he went off at 7/1. McMonagle was also first across the line in the
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Another week, another huge game for Cockhill Celtic as they host Leinster Senior League outfit Ayrfield United in the first round of the FAI Senior Cup on Sunday. Gavin Cullen’s side have had a fantastic season so far as they have already bagged 3 titles – the Inishowen Premier Division, the Clubman Shirts League Cup
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Finn Harps captain Tony McNamee has been speaking to Highland’s Oisin Kelly ahead of tomorrow night’s SSE Airtricity League First Division clash with UCD at Belfield. The Ramelton man has been in fine form this season and has scored some important goals, including last Friday’s sensational strike against Longford Town and winners against Treaty United
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Stephen Kenny will be in the dugout for his first game in charge of St. Patrick’s Athletic against Derry City tomorrow night. Kenny has won five League of Ireland Premier Division titles – four with Dundalk and one with Bohemians, while his tenure in charge of the Republic of Ireland came to an end following
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Donegal County Council is being urged to adopt an initiative being rolled out in Kerry which maps dog attacks on sheep. Kerry County Council has agreed to map areas where dog attacks on sheep are reported to the local authority in 2024. Councillor Patrick McGowan believes such a project would be hugely beneficial in Donegal
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The Health Minister says raising the legal age to buy cigarettes is a “landmark” decision. Today, ministers approved a proposal to ban under 21s from buying tobacco. Ireland will be the first country in the EU to introduce the measure – as the government aims to bring the number of adults smoking down to 5
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A Donegal man will go on trial next year accused of the murder of his grandfather just days before Christmas. 36 year old Derek Mulligan of Magheraclogher, Bunbeg is charged with the murder of Derek Burns on December 19th 2023. The court heard a psychiatric report has been ordered for the accused, and a trial
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An elderly woman who was assaulted in Dundalk earlier this month has died in hospital. 81 year old Patricia Muckian was allegedly attacked at the Glenwood estate area of the town on May 3rd. 47 year old Nicholas Muckian, with an address at Glenwood, has been charged in relation to the incident, and is due
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Northern Ireland’s First Minister has apologised for attending the funeral of a former IRA volunteer at the height of the Covid pandemic. Michelle O’Neill was among the Sinn Féin delegation to attend the funeral of Bobby Storey, who died in June 2020. The First Minister has been giving evidence to the UK Covid Inquiry in
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Donegal LCDC are inviting community and voluntary groups to complete a short questionnaire, on what supports they may require to complete and submit funding applications. It comes as difficulties have been faced by such groups in completing and submitting applications when seeking funding to deliver projects and initiatives. This questionnaire is being issued to help
Donegal manager Jim McGuinness was deep in his praise for everyone involved in their Ulster Senior Football Championship Final victory over Armagh in Clones. Donegal won 6-5 on penalties after the sides had ended level at 20 points apiece following extra-time. It’s a first Ulster title in five years for Donegal and there were huge
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Jim McGuinness has led Donegal to yet another Ulster Senior Football Championship after today’s victory over Armagh. The Glenties man has now managed his county to four Anglo-Celts and remarkably has only ever been beaten in one Ulster Championship match. After the game, McGuinness acknowledged an obsession with the smaller details has helped him develop
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Donegal have beaten Armagh 6-5 on penalties in the Ulster Senior Football Final at St. Tiernach’s Park in Clones this afternoon. Armagh led 0-10 to 0-09 after a back-and-forth first half during which the exceptional Oisin Gallen kicked 5 points for Jim McGuinness’ men. The Orchard men extended that lead to 0-15 to 0-11 as
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Donegal goalkeeper Shaun Patton is the hero of the hour as he saved Shane McPartland’s sudden death penalty to decide the fate of the Ulster Senior Football Championship Final this afternoon in Clones. After full time in extra time, Donegal and Armagh couldn’t be separated as it finished 0-20 apiece. Jim McGuinness’ men were successful
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Donegal are Ulster Champions again as Jim McGuinness’ men defeated Armagh on a penalty shoot-out in an enthralling final at St. Tiernach’s Park in Clones today. The Tir Chonaill men looked dead and buried as they trailed by 4 points heading into the last 15 minutes of the contest. Points from Niall O’Donnell, Jason McGee,
Donegal have claimed their 11th Anglo-Celt Cup this evening after a dramatic victory over Armagh in Clones. After a pulsating contest, during which Donegal seemed down and out on more than one occasion, it took a Shaun Patton save in sudden-death of a penalty shoot-out to decide the final. The game finished 0-20 apiece after
Colm McFadden: “It’s a great day to be a Donegal man, woman or child!” Read More »
Patsy McGonagle reports on the latest events in athletics from around the north-west, including news of a World Record for a Donegal athlete…
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Sunday 12th May, 2024 BMC Cup LK Swilly Rovers 1 – 2 Letterkenny Rovers BMC Cup Donegal Cappry Rovers 2 – 0 St Catherines FC Saturday 11th May, 2024 Voodoo Cup Drumoghill 1 – 2 Strand Rovers Drumbar FC 1 – 0 Glencar Celtic
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There were several games yesterday (Saturday) in the North West Senior Cup. Ardmore took on Burndennett and the home side won by 107 runs. There were also home wins for Newbuildings and Bready – Newbuildings beat Strabane by 8 wickets while Bready overcame Bonds Glen by 6 wickets. Eglinton went away to Ballyspallen and claimed
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Cockhill Celtic added another trophy yesterday evening with victory over Greencastle United in the Clubman Shirts League Cup Final at Maginn Park.Lee McColgan put Gavin Cullen’s men into the lead in first half stoppage time after a set-piece fell kindly for him to rifle home.Cockhill doubled their lead on 48 minutes as McColgan added
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Tyrone will play Kerry in the U20 All-Ireland Final next weekend after their win over Roscommon at Kingspan Breffni Park yesterday evening. Goals from Conor O’Neill, Shea O’Hare and Eoin McElholm set Tyrone on their way to a 10 point win. 3-18 to 3-08 was how it finished. Kevin Egan reported live from Cavan at
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Former players and managers as well as fans were among the attendance last night in Jackson’s Hotel, Ballybofey, for the book launch of “We Are The Harps”. Co-authors Barley Ramsay and Joe Doherty have profiled every single player who have played for Harps since the Donegal club entered the League of Ireland in 1969 up
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The Donegal Masters were defeated by Tyrone’s Masters team in Round One of the All-Ireland season. The final score line was 2:19 to 0:9. The side is managed by Francie Martin. The match took place in Coláiste Ailigh in Letterkenny.
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Highland Radio’s Brendan Devenney spoke with St. Michael’s and former Donegal players, Brian McLaughlin, Christy Toye, and Martin McElhinney at the Wild Atlantic Camp in Creeslough.
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Donegal came out on top over Roscommon at Dr. Hyde Park in the Nicky Rackard Cup. The final score of the game was 1:25 to 2:10. Donegal’s senior hurling team manager, Mickey McCann described the team as being in a “good place” that “should have a place secured in the final.” Donegal’s attentions now turn
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Donegal overcame Roscommon in the fourth round of the Nicky Rackard Cup. 1:25 to 2:10 was the final score. Donegal are now through to the Nicky Rackard Cup final in Croke Park. Donegal held the lead throughout most of the match and went in at half time eight points up. Kevin Egan has the full-time
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Derry City defeated Bohemians at home in the Brandywell Stadium in the League Of Ireland Premier Division. Derry City won a score line of 1:0. Michael Duffy netted Derry’s goal. Derry sit at second place on the table behind Shelbourne. Ronan Boyce and Michael Duffy spoke with Highland Radio after the game.
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Finn Harps have beaten Longford Town 3-2 in the SSE Airtricity First Division at Finn Park this evening. Early goals from Max Johnston and Tony McNamee had Harps firmly in control of the contest after just 13 minutes. However, Longford struck back with goals from Jordan Adeyemo and Dean O’Shea to go in at the
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Derry City have beaten Bohemians 1-0 in the SSE Airtricity Premier Division at the Ryan McBride Brandywell this evening. The sides went in level at half time at 0-0 and it seemed like it may end that way until Michael Duffy popped up with the winner on 85 minutes. The result means Ruaidhri Higgins’s men
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Finn Harps left it late to claim all 3 points from tonight’s SSE Airtricity League First Division clash with Longford Town at Finn Park. After going 2-0 up early on after goals from Max Johnston and Tony McNamee, Harps found themselves pegged back mid-way through the first half thanks to goals from Jordan Adeyemo and
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Derry City have gone just 1 point behind Premier Division leaders Shelbourne after a 1-0 win over Bohemians at the Ryan McBride Brandywell this evening. A Michael Duffy strike on 85 minutes was enough to earn all 3 points from the contest. Meanwhile, Shels could only manage a draw against Drogheda United… After the game,
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Max Johnston scored as Finn Harps overcame Longford Town by 3 goals to 2 in the SSE Airtricity League First Division in Ballybofey this evening. He spoke to Diarmuid Doherty after full time at Finn Park…
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Finn Harps have launched a limited-edition jersey in association with its 2024 Charity Partner the Bluestack Foundation, and with the generous support of main sponsor So-Lo. The unique jersey will be worn by the Harps first team in the home fixture versus Wexford FC on Friday, May 31st. The Bluestack Special Needs Foundation was established to provide
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The North West Cricket Union has been given a big boost with the news that it is to get a grant of €38,486 for cricket equipment. Cricket Ireland has confirmed that almost €490,000 in sports equipment funding for cricket has been awarded by the Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin
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Ryan McHugh has been nominated for the Gaelic Players Association Footballer Of The Month award for April. The Kilcar man was pivotal in both of Donegal’s victories in the Ulster Championship against Derry and Tyrone last month. Paul Mannion of Dublin and Ryan O’Donoghue of Mayo are the other players that have been nominated.
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In this episode of Business Matters, Chris Ashmore, speaks with Ciaran McKenna, who is the owner of two family run Londis stores in Inishowen, one in Buncrana, where he also has a Circle K filling station, and the other in Drung, Quigley’s Point, where they manage the fuel for Inishowen Co-op A native of Monaghan,
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Derry City boss Ruairdhri Higgins was understandably disappointed after his side conceded a 90th minute equaliser against Shelbourne in the 1-1 draw on Monday evening in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division. Speaking after the game, he reflected on this and on a night when both Shamrock Rovers and Bohemians slipped up at home to
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Finn Harps boss Darren Murphy was disappointed with the outcome as his side lost 1-0 away to Bray Wanderers on Bank Holiday Monday evening. He made a number of changes to his starting line-up, and also emptied the bench in a bid to get back into the match. After the game Murphy summed up his
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A last gasp equaliser from former Finn Harps striker Sean Boyd enabled Shelbourne to preserve their lead at the top of the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division following a night of high drama at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium. City deservedly took the lead on 56 minutes when Paul McMullan capitalised on a Shels’ mistake
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Finn Harps dropped to fifth place in the SSE Airtricity League First Division as they lost 1-0 at the Carlisle Grounds to a Bray Wanderers side who leapfrogged over them on goal difference. Harps boss Darren Murphy made a number of alterations to his starting line-up, notably with on-loan goalkeeper Conor Walsh and Chris Lotefa
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Cill Chartha will fly the Donegal flag at this year’s All Ireland Gaeltacht Championships following their victory in the Donegal senior final against Gaoth Dobhair in Falcarragh. Michael Hegarty, the Cill Chartha manager, was well pleased with the 0-12 to 0-10 victory and gave his thoughts on the game and the All-Ireland Gaeltacht Championships when
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Cill Chartha won the Donegal Senior Gaeltacht Football Championship title as they overcame Gaoth Dobhair by 0-12 to 0-10 in a closely contested final played before a large crowd at Páirc Chloich Cheann Fhaola in Falcarragh. In the Junior Men’s Final, Naomh Muire Íochtar Na Rosann beat Gaoth Dobhair in a thrilling contest by 1-15
Letterkenny AC’s Mark Greenan repeated his feat of 2022 as he won the North West 10k in 32.23 in good conditions for running. Noeleen Scanlan, also of Letterkenny AC, won the female category for the second year in a row with a fine run of 36.07, and was tenth overall. More than 1,100 people registered
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Letterkenny owner and trainer Ryan McGranaghan had good reason to be pleased after his Plenty of Frogs won one of the big finals at the Lifford Together Gala Night. The biggest crowd of the year was in attendance for a top quality ten race card on a night where the proceeds from various events during
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