As busy few days of signings at Finn Harps continued today with the club announcing the double loan signing of Caoimhin Porter and Daithi McCallion from Derry City. Porter, a fullback by trade, made three league appearances for the Candystripes last season, notching two assists in a 3-2 victory over Bohemians. McCallion, a towering centre […]
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Naomh Conaill’s Brendan McDyer received the Gradam Shéamuis Mhic Géidigh award for the player of the Donegal Championship on Wednesday evening ahead of the start of the County Convention. Naomh Conaill beat St Eunan’s by one point in this year’s Championship Final in October, and McDyre gave a brilliant performance, scoring three points in the
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Ollie Horgan has taken up the position of assistant manager at Galway United ahead of the 2023 season. Galway-born Horgan is one of the longest-serving League Of Ireland managers in recent history, after his tenure with Finn Harps which spanned almost a decade. He earned promotion with Finn Harps to the Premier Division on two
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Keith Cowan has returned to Finn Harps and will captain the club in next season’s First Division campaign. The Ramelton man says it was too good an opportunity to turn down when new manager Dave Rodgers contacted him. Cowan made over 240 appearances up until his departure after the 2019 season. Keith told Oisin Kelly
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ATU Donegal have been handed a home tie in the opening round of the Sigerson Cup. Maxi Curran’s side will meet DCU next month with the game to be played on the 10th/11th January. The winners progress in one side of the draw while the losers go into a qualifying system. The full 2023 Sigerson
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Keith Cowan has signed with Finn Harps for the 2023 season. Cowan, a club legend, returns after three seasons away from Finn Park with Dungannon Swifts, Drogheda United and with Glentoran where he lifted the Irish Cup. The Ramelton man first signed for the club in 2004 under Felix Healy and has gone on to
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Donegal, under the new reign of Paddy Carr, will start their 2023 season with fixtures against Monaghan and Down in the Dr McKenna Cup. The draw on Tuesday evening pipped the Farney and Mourne men as the counties opponents in Section A of the traditional start of year competition. Tyrone, Derry and Fermanagh are in
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Following a successful second season with Richard Kerr, Scottish-based AMD Motorsport will contest the 2023 Pirelli National Superstock Championship with the Irish rider once again. Kerr, from Kilmacrennan in County Donegal, finished fifth in the 2022 series aboard a 1000cc AMD Motorsport Honda, which included two wins at both Knockhill and Donington Park as well
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A new chairman will be elected at the Donegal GAA Convention on Wednesday evening in the Mount Errigal Hotel. Having served his five year term, Mick McGrath is stepping down, paving the way for a new man in the top seat. Fergus McGee of St Eunan’s and Paul McGonigle from the Buncrana club are the
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The draw for the 2023 Dr McKenna Cup will take place this evening. The competition, which gets underway on Wednesday, January 4th will offer new Donegal manager Paddy Carr his first taste of competitive action. All nine Ulster counties will be involved in the competition – and they will be split into three groups of
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On the last DL debate of 2022, Brendan Devenney reviews the season, club and county with Brendan Kilcoyne, plus Michael McMullan on Glen’s Ulster victory. Listen to the DL Debate in association with Sara’s Kitchen at Sister Sara’s Letterkenny:
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Donegal Jockey Oisin Orr is on a break from racing after a successful first stint in the UK with trainer Richard Fahy. Orr joined the Yorkshire stable in May and has rode over forty winners which included four victories on the one evening in Wolverhampton at the end of November. Oisin has been speaking with
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North west athletes were among the medal winners at Sunday’s European Cross Country Championships in Turin helping Ireland to a record haul of medals at a major championships. Lead out by the Flanagan sister’s of Finn Valley , the Irish Senior Women took an unexpected bronze team medal. Eilish and Roisin finished a superb 11th
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Glen’s Emmett Bradley says they know how difficult a challenge they are facing this Sunday when they take on defending champions Kilcoo in the AIB Ulster GAA Football Senior Club Championship Final. The two in-a-row Derry champions meet the Down outfit at the Athletic Grounds in Armagh this Sunday at one. Glen have beaten Errigal
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Keith Cowan’s term at Drogheda United has come to an end. The former Finn Harps captain spent one season with The Drogs after spells in the Irish league with Glentoran and Dungannon Swifts. Cowan helped Drogheda to 8th in the Premier Division. Short, but very sweet, is how i would describe my time @DroghedaUnited. Unfortunately
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Four north west athletes will be running in Turin Italy on Sunday at this years edition of the European Cross Country Championships. Letterkenny’s Ann Marie McGlynn and Finn Valley trio Eilish and Roisin Flanagan and Sean McGinley will be heading off with the Irish team on Friday hoping to perform well in an Irish vest.
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donegal gaa The GAA have confirmed the league fixtures for next season. The new Donegal management under Paddy Carr will play the first of their three home games against Kerry at the end of January. The other two home games are against Galway and Mayo. Donegal’s fixtures for the 2023 Allianz Football League 29/1 Home
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New Northern Ireland boss Michael O’Neil claims he was attracted back to the job due to the long-term ambitions of the Irish FA. He’s returned to the role after two-and-a-half years away, with the aim of qualifying for Euro 2024. But O’Neil says his five-and-a-half year contract means he can also plan for the future.
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The FAI have been fined 20 thousand euro after the Republic of Ireland women’s team were recorded singing a pro IRA chant in October. UEFA handed down the fine after a video emerged of the squad singing ‘Celtic Symphony’ by the Wolfe Tones following the World Cup playoff win over Scotland. The European football body
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Martin McHugh[/capt The Donegal Sports Star Award winners of 1982 are set to be honoured at a 40th anniversary event in the Mount Errigal Hotel on Monday the 9th of January. The evening will also see the launch of the 2022 Donegal Sports Star Awards. There were 22 awards presented at the function in the
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dl debate On this weeks DL Debate, Brendan Devenney talks with the new man in charge of our senior football Donegal footballers, Paddy Carr. Alan Foley of the Iconic Media Groups wraps up all the weekends action and Brendan talks Hurling with Donegal coach Jamsie Donnolly. Listen to the DL Debate in association with Sara’s
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Finn Harps have appointed Dave Rogers as First Team Manager on a four year deal. Rogers joins the club from Premier League club Nottingham Forest, where he was U21 Manager. Born in Liverpool, Rogers will be no stranger to the League of Ireland having had spells with Drogheda United, St. Patrick’s Athletic, Dundalk, Derry City
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Dave Rodgers has been confirmed as the new manager of Finn Harps, the club’s first boss in nine seasons. This will also be the first managers job for Rodgers. In his coaching career, he previously worked with the Liverpool Academy and in his last job before moving to Harps, Rodgers was assistant head coach with
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Buncrana Hearts have been handed a home draw in the 5th round of the FAI Junior Cup while Castlefin Celtic will be on the road to Limerick. After last weeks win over Malahide, Buncrana’s reward is a home fixture against the winner of the all Dublin battle of Montpelier FC and Valley Park United. Castlefin
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Derry City FC have announced the signing of striker, Colm Whelan, on a 2-year contract. The 22-year old has been prolific during his time at UCD- netting 44 times in 66 games for ‘the students’. City boss Ruaidhri Higgins was delighted to get his man this week and said he was really looking forward to
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Cockhill Celtic will be on the road in the last 16 of the FAI Intermediate Cup with the Inishowen side facing a one thousand plus kilometre round trip to Carrigaline in Cork. The Ulster Senior League champions have been drawn away 2019 winners Avondale United with the game to be played on the weekend of
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igo rovers Sligo Rovers have issued a number of supporters with barring orders from attending Sligo Rovers fixtures at The Showgrounds following an investigation into recent incidents at our fixture against St. Patrick’s Athletic in October. Trouble broke out at half-time in the fixture between both sets of supporters and following investigations in association with
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Tyrone have received a triple boost with confirmation that their three most experienced players have committed to the season ahead. Peter Harte, Mattie Donnelly and Ronan McNamee have confirmed to managers Feargal Logan and Brian Dooher that they will be available for the 2023 campaign as last year’s All-Ireland champions bid to put a dreadful
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ATU Donegal won the HEC LGFA Division 3 league crown on Monday night beating St Mary’s Belfast 0-9 to 0-8. The Letterkenny ladies had to come from four down at the break to win and it sets the side up nicely for the championship at the turn of the year. ATU Manager Barney Curran was
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Donegal’s four time European medalist Mark English has joined the books of Pace Sports Management which is owed and run by fellow county and Finn Valley man Ricky Simms. English joins a team that is full of big stars with the most famous athlete in the world Usain Bolt also under the management of Simms.
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The Donegal senior ladies will have four home games in their 2023 Lidl Division 1 league campaign. Maxi Curran’s side will start on the 22nd January with an away trip to Galway before hosting reign champions Meath on the last weekend of the month. Donegal face long trips to Kerry and Cork in February but
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On this weeks DL Debate, Brendan Devenney has interviews and analysis of the weekend’s big games including Setanta manager Gary McGettigan and captain Mark Callaghan after their brilliant Ulster title win over Glenarm of Antrim. We also hear from a disappointed but proud Dessie Gallagher as his Dungloe side lost in the Ulster intermediate semi
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The Ulster Athletics Awards take place on Friday evening at the Bayview Hotel in Killybegs. European bronze medalist Mark English will be crowned Ulster Senior Male Athlete of the Year. Tir Conaill duo Lucy McGlynn and Fintan Dewhirst will also receive awards. Dewhirst won silver in the 400m hurdles at the Under-18 European Championships in
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Dungloe’s Ulster campaign continues on Sunday at Celtic Park in Derry when the men from the Rosses take on Tyrone Champions Gallbally Pearses in the Intermediate semi final. Join the Highland team of Oisin Kelly and Martin McHugh for full match commentary from the 4pm start in association with Dungloe GAA’s ‘Live Free in 2023”
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On The Score this week with Oisin Kelly, Setanta are looking to take a first Ulster Hurling title in five years this weekend. We’ll hear from the Donegal Champions camp ahead of their decider with Shane O’Neills of Antrim. Dungloe are looking to make a first ever Ulster football final. We speak with Manager Dessie
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Donegal hurling champions Setanta have their sights set on the Ulster glory as they head to Celtic Park in Derry on Sunday to face Antrim champions Shane O’Neills Glenarm in the provincial junior final. Setanta return to the final for the first time since 2017 and will look to replic that title winning victory. Tune
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Former Irish Rugby player Bernard Jackman is being linked with a position on the Donegal GAA senior backroom team. Highland Radio Sport understands Jackman is set to join up with Manager Paddy Carr and coach Aidan O’Rourke as inter county training officially returns this Friday. Jackman played rugby with Connacht, Leinster and the Sale Sharks
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Donegal have being drawn against Antrim in the quarter finals of next year’s Ulster U20 Championship. Donegal will go into 2023 with a new management in place lead by 2012 All Ireland winner Leo McLoone. The winner of that tie will take on the winners of the Derry Fermanagh clash in the semi final. Tyrone
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Teresa McDaid was honoured at the Athletics Ireland awards on Wednesday. The Letterkenny AC coach was among the European Coaching Award winners. Teresa has been Senior Irish Team manager at Olympics, World & European Championships on multiple occasions and was also Team lead at the European Cross Country. Mark English’s coach Feidhlim Kelly was also
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Shay Given has been inducted into the FAI Hall of Fame as part of the 32nd FAI International Awards. The Lifford native is one of six centurions for the Republic of Ireland Men’s Senior Team following his 134 appearances, which included a record 60 clean sheets. Given played at the 2002 FIFA World Cup and
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Three north west athletes have been included on the Ireland team for next months European Cross Country Championships in Italy. Letterkenny AC’S Ann Marie McGlynn and Finn Valley’s Roisin Flanagan have been named on the senior women’s team and Finn Valley’s Sean McGinley has been included on the U20 men’s for the championships in
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A late Tim Callaghan goal saw Letterkenny Rovers deservedly gain a share of the spoils when drawing 2-2 with Derry City Reserves in an entertaining game at the Leckview Astro on Tuesday evening. Rovers started off brightly and bossed the opening fifteen minutes and cane closest through Simon McGlynn but it was the Candystripes who
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The North West 10k held their AGM on Thursday evening in the Mount Errigal Hotel with two changes in personnel on the Executive Committee confirmed following the election of officers. Gerard McGinley and Mary Fleming McCrossan have taken up the Treasurer and Minutes Secretary portfolios succeeding Anne Condon and Bernie Brennan who are both remaining
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Sligo Rovers have signed defender Danny Lafferty from Derry City. The full-back made 25 appearances in the league for the Candystripes this season, and was part of their FAI Cup-winning squad. The defender has had spells in Scotland, signing for Celtic in 2006, and England where he joined Burnley in 2012, making fourty appearances for
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On this weeks DL Debate – The great man retires! Micheal Murphy calls time on a memorable career, Brendan speaks with two of his former team-mates Neil Gallagher and Rory Kavanagh to discuss the greatest player in our history and his impact on Donegal GAA. We have feedback from the Letterkenny Gaels camp as they
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The St Johnston support had the National Stadium rocking on Saturday night as their man Brett McGinty moved to 6-0 in his professional career. The Ricky Hatton trained Donegal middlweight beat Italian Alessandro Ruggiero 59-55 over six rounds in Dublin in what was his fight pro fight in Ireland. McGinty who looked comfortable throughout the
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Niamh McLaughlin was named the Ladies Senior Player of Year at the LGFA All Stars on Saturday night in Dublin. The Donegal Captain beat Meath’s Emma Duggan and Kerry’s Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh to the award. The sheer consistency of McLaughlin’s performances around the middle third of the field earned her the nod from her peers,
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Craig Breen is back with Hyundai after walking away from M-Sport. On Thursday, Breen extracted from his two year deal with the Malcolm Wilson’s team following a run of form which seen him crash in five of the last seven outing’s in the Puma. The Waterford man will share Hyundai’s third car with Dani Sordo
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Tributes have been paid throughout the day to Donegal’s Captain fantastic Michael Murphy who announced his inter-county retirement on Wednesday evening. For the first time in eleven years, Donegal are on the look out for a new leader after the Glenswilly man made the decision to hang up the boots. With Murphy’s departure there will be
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The Ulster journey for Letterkenny Gaels continues this Sunday with the Donegal Champions playing Stewartstown in the semi final of the Ulster Junior Football Championship. After their previous victory against Derrynoose, The Gaels will be looking to carry that winning form into the tie against the Tyrone champions. Oisin Kelly has been looking ahead to
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