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Anthony Molloy to make 40th Donegal Sports Star Awards presentations

One of Donegal’s most famous sportsmen Anthony Molloy will be among the guests at the Donegal Sports Star Awards anniversary event to honour the winners of 1980 and 1981 on Monday 17th of October in the Mount Errigal Hotel. Molloy will join Cathaoirleach Liam Blaney, Chief Executive John McLaughlin and Sports Star Awards Chairperson Grace

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Derry City Reaction – Ruaidhri Higgins, Brandon Kavanagh & Danny Lafferty

Derry City will take on Treaty United in the semi finals of the FAI Cup. The Candystripes needed extra time to get past Premier Division rivals Shamrock Rovers 3-1 in their quarter final clash at the Ryan McBride Brandywell last night. Jamie McGonigle hit the first but it was substitutes Danny Lafferty and Brandon Kavanagh

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Donegal Sports Partnership preparing to roll out impressive coaching workshop series

Following the resounding success of the I COACH KIDS conference held recently at ATU Donegal in association with Sport Ireland Coaching, Donegal Sports Partnership has organised a series of coaching workshops that will be rolled out over the coming months. The series will be delivered by Sport Ireland Coaching and will focus on physical literacy,

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Higgins expecting the usual tight affair with Rovers in the cup

Derry City Manager Ruaidhri Higgins feels Shamrock Rovers European involvement wont be a factor in Sunday’s FAI Cup Quarter Final at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium (Kick Off 5pm). Rovers, the Premier Division leaders, were in Belgium on Thursday for their Europa Conference  tie, they also played in the competition last week and won comfortably

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McStay and management to find best style that gives Mayo a great chance

New Mayo manager Kevin McStay says he doesn’t expect any retirements from the squad ahead of next season. The Ballina native has been appointed as James Horan’s successor on a four-year term and brings Stephen Rochford, Donie Buckley, Damien Mulligan and Liam McHale onto his backroom team. It’s a big appointment for McStay and his

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