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Monaghan’s Josh Moffett and co-driver Keith Moriarty successfully defended their Irish National Rally Championship on Sunday by winning the Fastnet Rally in Bantry. Josh got the better of Donegal Rally and Irish Tarmac champion Callum Devine and co-driver Noel O’Sullivan by winning today in a time of 57:00.9 in a Hyundai I20 R5, with Devine

    Dungloe ladies defeated Coalisland (Tyrone) in extra time, to advance to the semi finals of the Ulster Ladies Junior Football Club Championship. After extra time in Rosses Park : Dungloe 0-18, Coalisland 2-09. The Red and White were up by five points at a stage in the first half, but went into half

Ulster Junior Cup 1.30pm ET & Pens Cockhill Celtic 2-0 Glenea United (Glenea failed to field) Moville Celtic V Cootehill Harps Glengad United 6-1 Monaghan United Letterkenny Rovers 6-0 Clonmany Shamrocks Gweedore Celtic 0-6 Buncrana Hearts Keadue Rovers 0-4 Illies Celtic   Strand Hotel Division One 2pm except stated Cockhill Youths 1-3 Aileach Culdaff FC

  Donegal Physiotherapy and Performance Centre Division Two Deele Harps 2 v 1 Raphoe Town Dunkineely Celtic 2 v 4 Curragh Athletic Whitestrand United 0 v 1 Kerrykeel ’71 F.C. Ulster Junior Cup Castlefin Celtic 1 v 0 Ballybofey United Cockhill Celtic 3 v 0 Glenea United Cranford United 2 v 8 Donegal Town Drumoghill

  Liam McIntyre & Kyle McBride  After six stages, Carndonagh native Kyle McBride won the junior class at the Cambrian Rally in Wales yesterday but missed out on winning the Junior British Rally Championship title. McBride and his co-driver, Donegal Town’s Liam McIntyre, finished up sixth overall in the Cambrian Rally, driving a Ford Fiesta.

  Today in Doncaster, Brandon Willkie won his 14th race of the season.  He came first in the 4:58 riding on board 5/1 shot Look Back Smiling, for trainer Gemma Tutty.

Fresh off a 4-0 win over Bangor last week, Institute travelled to play H&W Welders in the championship. The Sky Blues took an early lead through former Finn Harps player Michael Harris in the fourth minute of play. Institute midfielder Ryan Morrow was sent off just before halftime as the visitors went in 1-0 up

  Glencar Inn Saturday D1 Arranmore United 1 vs 0 Cappry Rovers Donegal Town 3 vs 1 Kilmacrennan Celtic Reserves Fintown Harps AFC 3 vs 7 Glencar Celtic Kildrum Tigers 0 vs 2 Glenea United Strand Rovers 3 vs 5 Oldtown Celtic   Old Orchard Saturday D2 Swilly Rovers 1 vs 0 Ramelton Mariners  

Results: Championship 1 Ballyclare 24 Enniskillen 17 Carrickfegus 15 C.I.Y.M.S 26 City of Derry 32 Cooke 23 Dromore 19 Ballymoney 21 Portdown 23 Grosvenor 17   Championship 2 Academy 18 Randalstown 20 Coleraine 34 Limavady 24 Donaghadee 9 Ards 31 Lurgan 24 Monaghan 5 Virginia 35 Letterkenny 25   Championship 3 Cavan 55 Strabane 13 Hollywood

In the League of Ireland Premier Division, Derry City are going up the road with a victory and European football after beating Cork City 1-0 in Turners Cross on Friday night. The Candystripes sat in third going into the match behind St. Patrick Athletic but knew a point would book their spot in Europe next

Danny Duffy after middleweight National Senior Championships win    Four Donegal boxers will compete in the National Elite Championship at the home of Irish boxing, the National Stadium, Dublin. Two Raphoe boxers, Danny Duffy (54kg), who recently won the bantamweight title at the National Senior Championships in Dublin earlier this month, and Cathal McLaughlin (75

0 Eamon McGee has been elected for another term as Clerk of the Course of the  Donegal International Rally. 2024 will be the Gweedore mans 12th year at the helm in what is the highlight of the Irish Rally calendar. McGee said ” I’m delighted by the faith the club members once again have put

  Errigial Ciaran defeated Termon in the quarter-finals of the Ulster Ladies Football Club Championship on Sunday afternoon in Ballygawley. Maria Canavan scored the game’s first goal from a penalty after three minutes of play, and the Donegal club entered halftime down 2-06 to 0-03. Errigial Ciaran quickly scored to start the second half, and

  Jackie Crossan Premier Division Carn FC 1 Greencastle FC 2 Buncrana Hearts 4 Glengad United 0 Moville Celtic 0 Clonmany Sham 3 Aileach FC 4 Illies Celtic 4 Ulster Junior Shield ET & Pens Sea Rovers 1 Keadue Rovers Res 2 Dunree United 3 Rashenny FC 2 Lagan Harps 5 Gleneely Colts 0 Arranmore

  Brian Mc Cormick Sports Premier Division Castlefin Celtic 2 v 3 Rathmullan Celtic Gweedore Celtic 1 v 3 Keadue Rovers Kildrum Tigers 4 v 0 Kilmacrennan Celtic St. Catherines 7 v 0 Milford United Swilly Rovers 2 v 0 Fanad United Temple Domestic Appliances Division One Cappry Rovers 4 v 1 Gweedore United Cranford

There was an average of four goals a game in the Donegal Junior League and Ulster Shield games on Saturday. In the biggest win of the day Bonagee United Reserves thumped Gweedore United Reserves 11-0 in the Finn Travel Saturday League Division 3 where Erne Wanderers maintained their 100% record and are top after a

St Mary’s, Convoy overcame Robert Emmets by 0-12 to 1-8 in a well-contested Donegal Junior B Championship Replay played at the Cross, Killygordon. Jordan Tourish scored an early goal for the Castlefin side but Convoy went into the break with a single point advantage, 0-7 to 1-3. Robert Emmets were in the lead in the

Nineteen-year-old Kirk McLaughlin bagged a hat-trick as Institute defeated Bangor 4-0 to leapfrog over their opponents and into third place in the Irish League Championship. Institute led 1-o at the break through a Shaun Leppard goal and McLaughlin added three goals in the second half. Meanwhile, Dergview, under new manager Emmet Friars, moved up a

Fighting out of Raphoe Boxing Club, Danny Duffy and Cathal McLaughlin won their finals at the National Senior Championships in Dublin. This morning, Cathal McLaughlin won the middleweight final against Dubliner TJ King, 4-1. Last night, Danny was victorious at bantamweight, overcoming Oisin Worsencroft 5-0. Also last night, Illies Cahir Gormley lost his semi-final fight

Finn Harps final game of the season will go ahead after a pitch inspection that took place at the Carlisle Grounds today, ahead of Harps match away to Bray Wanderers in the SSE Airtricity Men’s First Division. The League of Ireland can also confirm that tonight’s SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division fixture between Shamrock Rovers