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Finn Harps have announced the return of Tony McNamee to Finn Park. McNamee, most recently of Bonagee United, returns for his third spell at the club signing until the end of the 2024 season. The talented midfielder brings a wealth of experience to the Harps dressing room with over a hundred appearances for the club

Amber Barrett is on the move across Europe again, signing for Belgium Women’s Cup winners Standard Leige. The Milford native moves from Turbine Potsdam in the German Bundesliga. The 26-year-old Irish International striker, is expected to be part of the Irish squad for the next Women’s World Cup in Australia & New Zealand which starts

Letterkenny native Killian Gribben is back in the International fold with Ireland having made the final 12 for the FIBA U20 Men’s European Championship which takes place in North Macedonia from July 7th. Gribben who spent the year in the USA at Sienna College is one of two players returning from the roster who managed

The Olympic Federation of Ireland has named a forty-four-strong team to compete at the European Games in Krakow. It features some of the up-and-coming talents in Irish athletics including Tir Chonaill’s Kelly McGrory in the 400m hurdlers and 400m relay plus Finn Valley’s Sommer Lecky who will compete in the high jump There’s also some

Letterkenny Rovers have announced the appointment of Anthony Gorman as the club’s new Director of Football. Gorman returns to Rovers after two and a half years with Dungannon Swifts in the Irish Premiership where he was assistant manager to Dean Shiels. Letterkenny Rovers chairman Dessie Kelly welcomed the appointment, saying: “I am delighted to welcome

Seamus Coleman is to extend his stay at Everton into a fifteenth season. The 34 year old has agreed to the contract extension put forward by the Merseyside club last week. The Killybegs man was offered the new deal in the wake of Everton’s impressive finish to the season during which they just about managed

Raphoe boxer Taylor Parke will be Donegal’s sole representative at the National Junior Cadet Championship finals which take place on Saturday in the National Stadium in Dublin. Taylor was in red-hot form last Saturday night when he out-pointed Dubliner Harry Reddington of Cherry Orchard Boxing Club. This weekend Taylor will share the canvass with Armagh’s

Donegal man Ronan McLaughlin has set yet another cycling record, completing the Mizen to Malin cycle in a record time of 15 hours and 30 minutes. Ronan started out on Sunday from Mizen at 6am and arrived at Malin Head at around 9.30pm. In taking on the gruelling 568 kilometre route, Ronan also raised some

There was a first mixed martial arts professional title for Darragh Kelly last weekend. The Moville man won the Clan Wars lightweight belt in Belfast on Sunday with a second round submission against Brazilian Andre Ferreira. Kelly now moves to 4-0 in the pro ranks. Letterkenny fighter Jordan Furey was also in action and launched

Samdec Security International ITRC The Irish Tarmac Rally Championship is perfectly poised heading to its biggest event of the year, round five, the Donegal International Rally. International, Modified, Historic, and Junior categories have been at their unpredictable best and each are all to play for with three rounds remaining. Several crews have staked a strong

Seamus Coleman has been offered a new contract at Everton. The Republic of Ireland captain’s previous deal was due to expire at the end of this month. Everton narrowly avoided Premier League relegation for the second consecutive season with the Donegal native putting in stellar performances in the survival bid. Coleman joined Everton from Sligo

Irish League Championship side Dergview FC have signed three players from Ulster Senior League Cup winners Bonagee Utd. With so much doubt around the survival of the Ulster Senior League, Gareth Harkin along with Twins Conor and Stephen Black have opted to move into Co Tyrone to play their football next season. Ex-Harps man Harking

Manchester United defender Aoife Mannion has missed out on Vera Pauw’s pre-World Cup training squad through injury. The centre back picked up a knock to her knee while training with her club last month. Donegal players Ciara Grant, Erin McLaughlin and Amber Barrett are included and will link up with the squad on next Monday.

Finn Harps travel to Longford on Friday night in their final clash before the midseason break. Kick-off at Bishopsgate is 7.45pm and the we’ll have updates on Highland Radio with Deniese O’Flaherty in association with B&S Credit Union, Main Street, Ballybofey. Dave Rogers told club media: “After gaining a fantastic 3-0 away win at Treaty

St Johnston have been handed a home tie in the quarter finals of the National Cup. The Donegal side will host Dublin outfit Rush in the last eight. The only other north west side still in the competition is Killyclooney, they will be away in Belfast to Cliftonville Academy. Ties to be played on Sunday

Over 1,000 pairs of feet will take to the streets this Sunday June 11th for the eighth edition of the Strabane Lifford Half Marathon. The popular cross border event is hosted by Derry City and Strabane District Council in partnership with Lifford Strabane Athletics club. Registration for the event has now closed and Mayor of

A Croke Park delegation met with the County Board and the clubs yesterday evening to reveal their recommendations following a review into various matters within Donegal GAA. Headed up by the Director General Tom Ryan and Ulster President Ciaran McLaughlin, the meeting was informed of restructuring on a number of fronts. Highland Radio Sport understands,

Cockhill Celtic were crowned Ulster Senior League Champions for a tenth time in a row on Wednesday night. Gavin Cullen’s side took the title clinching three points beating Derry City Reserves 2-0 at The Charlie O’Donnell Sports Ground. Lee McColgan and Luke Rudden scored the goals for Cockhill. The Inishowen side ended the year with

Mark English ran a season best time in France on Wednesday evening. Competing in Montreuil Paris, the Finn Valley man ran the 800m in 1.46.53 finishing 7th.

The Croke Park review in Donegal GAA concludes this week. A team from GAA headquarters, headed up by Director General Tom Ryan has spent the past six weeks investigating the handling of a number of issues within the county, including the Head of Academy and the selection of the Senior Manager. The findings of the

Donegal Manager Maxi Curran has made two changes to his starting side for Sunday’s Ulster Senior Football Championship Final against Armagh at Owenbeg in Derry. From their previous outing, which was defeat to the Orchard County in the round robin series, Shelly Twohig and Ciara McGarvey are listed to start ahead of Karen Guthrie and

Derry and Monaghan have named their teams for Saturday’s All Ireland Championship first round tie at Celtic Park (7pm throw in). Ulster Champions Derry are unchanged, with the same 15 lining out as per the first whistle in the win over Armagh. Ciaran McFaul was the hero on Ulster Final day in the penalty shoot

Derry City will look to protect their impressive ‘away’ record this Saturday night when they make the relatively short journey over Barnsmore Gap to take on Sligo Rovers (KO 7.45). The Candystripes have won six of their last seven games- a run that has seen them move to the top of the Premier Division table,