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Dungannon’s long wait for title over – Manager Chris Rafferty

Dungannon won the Tyrone Senior Football Championship title on Sunday evening beating the holders Trillick in a dramatic penalty shootout. The game finished 1-12 apiece after extra-time with the Thomas Clarke side taking the win 8-7 on spot kicks to lift the O’Neill Cup for the first time in 64 years. With the Tyrone county […]

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Seven Donegal hubs receive Covid recovery funding

  Seven hubs across Donegal have received funding to support their reopening in compliance with public health guidelines as the economy recovers from the impact of COVID-19. The investment has been made by the Department of Rural and Community Development as part of the Atlantic Economic Corridor Enterprise Hub Network project. €300,000 has been allocated

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Rhys Irwin puts in another strong Superstock 600 performance

Donegal teenager Rhys Irwin continued his maiden season in the British Superstock 600 championship at Oulton Park this weekend, September 19th & 20th, with another strong performance, as he tackled the championships first double header weekend of the season. The youngster added another front row start to his achievements, set fastest lap in race two

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St Eunan’s set fun Donegal SHC final date with Setanta- FT Report & Reaction

St Eunan’s will play Setanta in the Donegal Senior Hurling Championship Final after they defeated Buncrana 2-17 to 0-14 at MacCumhaill Park. Goals from Kevin Keeley and Conor O’Grady helped Tom Hennessy’s side ease into the decider Frank Craig reports for Highland Radio Sport… After the game Frank spoke with St Eunan’s boss Tom Hennessy…

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Shock in Donegal after death of two men in seperate beach incidents

Gardaí in Letterkenny are investigating the drowning of a 45 year old man that occurred yesterday afternoon, Saturday 19th at Maghera Beach, Ardara. The Irish Coast Guard Rescue 118 recovered the man at 2.30pm, he was taken to shore and transferred to Letterkenny University Hospital in critical condition. He was pronounced dead at 4p.m. Gardai

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Gardai investigating three vehicle collision in Carrigart

Gardaí in Donegal are investigating a road traffic collision involving a van and two cars that occurred in the Ballyohagan area of Carrigart yesterday, Saturday 19th around 2pm. The drivers of all three vehicles, three men aged in their 20s, 50s, and 60s, where taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Gardai say investigations are

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Downings beat Moville to reach Donegal JFC Final- Reaction

Downings are into the Donegal Junior Football Championship final after they defeated Moville 1-10 to 0-07 in MacCumhaill Park. Johnny McGroddy was top score on the evening, with five points, four of which came from frees whilst Keelan McGroddy scored 1-1 for Shane McClafferty and John Byrne’s side. After the game, Downing’s joint manager John

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Paddy Friel on Fanad United’s withdrawal from the Ulster Senior League

On Thursday, Fanad United announced that they would be withdrawing from the Ulster Senior League. They are the most successful team in the Ulster Senior League but have after their decision of withdrawing, they have now made an application to join the Donegal League. The club last won the title in 2011. Fanad United’s Paddy

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Member of Donegal GAA senior squad tests positive for Covid-19

Donegal GAA have confirmed that a member of the Donegal senior squad has tested positive for Covid 19. The senior squad are currently following government and HSE guidelines. The GAA have made no further comment on the case. Highland Radio Sport understands the rest of the senior squad are self isolating awaiting test results.

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Dublin enters level three of restrictions on Government’s roadmap

Dubliners are waking up to a raft of new restrictions after the county was moved to level three on the government’s roadmap. Many pubs and restaurants closed overnight, after being told they could only do takeaway food, or serve a maximum of 15 people outdoors. There’s extra restrictions on house gatherings and all organised indoor

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Details of confirmed Covid-19 cases released per local electoral area

The Department of Health has started giving more local information on cases of Covid-19. Details are being released per local electoral area in Donegal. The latest information covers the 14 days until September 14th. It does not include the large number of cases confirmed this week. The figures show North Inishowen with less than 5

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Fears Burtonport to Letterkenny greenway project losing momentum

A meeting is to be arranged between Glenties and Letterkenny Councillors in a bid to progress the long awaited Greenway from Burtonport to Letterkenny. Some small sections have been done locally but there are fears that the project has lost a bit of momentum over the years. Donegal County Council has agreed to facilitate a

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NWRA member seeks clarity on European Structural Funds spending

A member of the North West Regional Assembly is seeking clarity on how and where the €1 billion European Structural Funds will be spent. Councillor Patrick McGowan is calling on Donegal County Council to write to the Minister with responsibility for Public Expenditure and Reform to ensure the funding is managed and delivered by the

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‘Boxing in Donegal: A history to chart the story of boxing in County Donegal

A new book to be published in December will chart the history of boxing in Donegal. ‘Boxing in Donegal: A history’ will be released on December 12 – 70 years to the day from the first recorded boxing tournament under the auspices of the Donegal Boxing Board. The book, written by Donegal-based sports writer and

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Covid-19 knows no borders – McCallion

  There’s concern that cross-border workers could be potentially ‘at risk’ over a lack of communication between health services. It’s claimed that a more collaborative approach is needed between HSE and HSC in terms of contact tracing when cross-border workers test positive for Covid-19. Senator Elisha McCallion has written to the Health Minister Stephen Donnelly

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