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Tyrone will progress to the Ulster SFC Quarter-Finals following their 1-19 v 1-13 win over Derry on Sunday at Healy Park in Omagh. Antrim will provide the opposition for Mickey Harte’s men and the Tyrone manager knows that it will be a game that they’ll have to perform well in as Derry ran them close…

James Kelly of Finn Valley AC had a European Junior Championship Qualifying performance in the Shot Put at the Donegal Senior Championships on Sunday. Kelly threw a 17.98m at the Championships which were held at the Finn Valley Centre. Patsy McGonagle had the details on Highland’s Sunday Sport…

The Donegal Minor Ladies were beaten by Monaghan on a scoreline of 0-13 v 1-06 in the Ulster Minor Ladies A Final in Killyclogher on Sunday. Ryan Ferry was there for Highland Radio Sport… After the match, Ryan spoke with Donegal manager James McGinley…

Foyle Valley’s Martin Gallagher and Claire McGuigan from Lifford Strabane AC took the honours this morning as over 1,000 runners completed the 2019 Strabane Lifford Half Marathon. Gallagher was first home in a time of 1:15:49, closely followed by Pearce West from Clones AC and Finn Valley’s John McFadden. ​ McGuigan retained her title in an impressive time of

The draw for the North West Senior Cup Second Round took place today following yesterday’s Round 1 action. Highland Radio’s Cricket Correspondent Eamonn McLaughlin conducted the draw live on Sunday Sport… The Full Draw: Donemana v Brigade Ballyspallen v Strabane Glendermott v Killyclooney Ardmore v Eglinton

The Tyrone Minors will now face a battle with Down in the 3rd round of Qualifiers in the Ulster MFC following their 3-08 v 0-13 loss to Monaghan on Saturday evening. Monaghan led by 3 points at half-time and two second half goals made sure that the reigning Ulster champions move on to the semi-finals.

The launch for the sixth Donegal Half Marathon took place earlier on this week. The event takes place on the 18th of August and will have a 9.20am start. The 2019 Half Marathon and Team Challenge is sponsored by Kernan’s Retail Group. Race director Brendan McDaid and Danny McDaid joined Kenny Harkin in studio on

The 2019 WAAR (Wild Atlantic Adventure Race) was won by Shaun Stewart with Siobhan Gallagher being the first female across the finish line. The event started early this morning with four different categories in which competitors could compete; Individuals – 10K Run, 42.5K Cycle, 2k Hike & 1K Kayak Teams – 10K Run, 42.5K Cycle, 2k Hike &

The Rocks N Rollin Ultra Marathon takes place in Inishowen on the Saturday the 18th of May. THe Ultra Marathon is 63k and starts in Moville, with different starting points for the Full Marathon, Half Marathon and Seven Miler, but they all continue on the Ultra Marathon route and finish at the same place. Event

Tyrone will host Mayo as they get their Nicky Rackard Cup campaign underway at Healy Park, Omagh on Sunday. Tom Comack spoke with Tyrone Hurling manager Mattie Lennon ahead of tomorrow’s game…

2018 Nicky Rackard Cup champions Donegal will open their Christy Ring Senior Hurling Championship campaign tomorrow against Wicklow. It’s home advantage for Donegal at O’Donnell Park, Letterkenny and they will be without star forward Declan Coulter due to injury. Donegal captain Danny Cullen gave his thoughts to Tom Comack as they looked ahead to tomorrow’s

The Donegal U20s go in search of their first win in the U20 Regional League tomorrow when they visit Hyde Park to take on Roscommon. Gary McDaid’s charges lost to Mayo down in Ballina on May Bank Holiday Monday. After tomorrow’s game, Donegal will be taking on near neighbours Tyrone. Donegal manager McDaid spoke with

The Donegal Minor Ladies face Monaghan tomorrow in the Ulster Ladies Minor Football Championship Final. Both sides are undefeated going into tomorrow’s game in Killyclogher and a new champion is guaranteed as it was Cavan who won the 2018 final. Looking ahead to tomorrow’s final with Tom Comack was Donegal Minor Ladies manager James McGinley…

Tyrone and Derry will get the Ulster Senior Football Championship underway when they meet on Sunday in a Round 1 clash at Healy Park, Omagh. The winner of that game will go on to take on Antrim in the Ulster SFC Quarter-Final next weekend. To look ahead to tomorrow’s match, Tom Comack spoke with former

The Donegal Minors will look to bounce back from their Ulster MFC Round 1 loss to Tyrone this evening when they face off against Armagh in Round 2 of the Qualifiers. Donegal were beaten by 4 points last time out by the O’Neill County while Armagh overcame Antrim in Round 1 of the Qualifers by