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Termon are into the Donegal Senior Ladies Football Championship final after they defeated Naomh Conaill 3-14 to 1-03. Goals from Ciara McGarvey and two from Geraldine McLaughlin helped the defending champions to claim a 16 point win. They will face the winner of Glenfin and Moville in the final

Brian McCormick Sports & Premier Division Donegal Town FC 3 vs 3 Killdrum Tigers Drumkeen United 0 vs 6 Kilmacrennan Celtic FC Keadue Rovers FC 0 vs 1 Cappry Rovers

Coleraine, Donemana, Brigade and Bready have semi final matches to look forward to in the North West T20. In the games that were played yesterday, Brigade beat Glendermott by 8 wickets while Bready’s gane at Fox Lodge and Donemana’s at home to Killyclooney fell victim to the weather just after 8 overs. There was a

Rhys Irwin secured his first podium finish in the BSB Superstock race at Snetterton earlier today. The Kilmacrennan teenager finished on pole position after Saturday’s qualifying but finished in third just four and half seconds off the winner, Ben Luxton. His older brother, Caolan, was involved in a racing incident in this mornings warm up

Finn Harps make the cross-country journey to the RSC this afternoon to take on Waterford FC in their final game of the first round of league games. The hosts will come into the game looking to bounce back having suffered a last minute defeat at the hands of Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds on Tuesday.

Wins for Buncrana, Naomh Columba and Cloughaneely have secured each of them home venues in the Michael Murphy Sports and Leisure Intermediate quarterfinals – the CCC may review the venues under this year’s special Covid-related regulations. Aodh Ruadh secured the final fourth home venue with a 7 point away win at Fanad putting them above

Dylan Browne McMonagle made it five winners this week when he rode 7/1 shot Might Blue to victory at The Curragh. The Donegal jockey finished 2 and three quarter lengths ahead of Effernock Fizz for trainer Joseph O’Brien. He saddles Rock on Seamie in the last race of the day at the Kildare Racecourse at

There were wins for Keadue Rovers and Glencar Celtic in their retrospective Voodoo Venue Cup semi finals. Keadue defeated League One champions Donegal Town 3-1 whilst Glencar were 4-2 winners over Castlefin Celtic. In  League Two, Drumkeen United are celebrating after their 4-3 win over Drumoghill Reserves which promoted them to the top tier of

Rhys Irwin has finished in Pole Position for Sunday’s BSB Superstock 600 race at Snetterton. He finished 0.3 of a second quicker than Aaron Silvester who finished in second. His brother Caolan broke down on the first lap of qualifying and will now start the race at the back of the grid. In the Supersport

Dylan Browne McMonagle’s fine form continued at Killarney this afternoon as he picked up a fourth win of the week. He won the 2.05pm Irish Examiner Rated Race on High Altitude, bringing the horse home at 15/2 for trainer John Joseph Murphy. It’s a second win in Killarney this week for the Donegal jockey who

Donegal man Keith Cowan had a successful night in his first ever European tie. Cowan started at centre half for Glentoran in their 1-0 win over HB Thorsarvin in the preliminary round of the Europa League qualifiers. The Irish League Premiership side will now face Motherwell of the Scottish Premiership in the next round. Robbie

The GAA are to make funds available to county boards during the current crisis. Government restrictions mean that all games are to be played behind closed doors until September 13th at the earliest. Director General Tom Ryan told county chairpersons that ‘centrally sourced borrowings’ would be made available to assist the running of activities. Meanwhile,

Naomh Muire GAA club are the latest club to bring a halt to club activity. The Lower Rosses club confirmed on their social media platforms that they have taken the measure due to a suspected Covid-19 case within the club. Naomh Muire have been flying high in this years Intermediate Championship and are due to

Dylan Browne McMonagle picked up a third win of the week on Thursday at Leopardstown and for the second time in as many days for trainer Dermot Weld. He took lightening Amber home first at 15/6 in the Racing Academy Apprentice Handicap. McMonagle’s other wins this week were at Killarney on Mere Catherine and on