Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries Tuesday August 7th
Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries Tuesday August 7th:
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Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries Tuesday August 7th:
Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries Tuesday August 7th Read More »
A member of Donegal County Council’s Islands Committee says while the funding announced for Donegal’s islands at the weekend will not address all the issues on Aranmore, Tory and other Islands, it will make a significant impact. Earlier, Deputy Pat The Cope Gallagher hit out at the government, saying the €359,000 which has been allocated
Latest funding not enough but will make impact – Mac Giolla Easbuig Read More »
Police say they are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare and safety of 14 year old Patrick Crumlish from the Limavady area. The teenager was last seen at the Translink Foyle Street Depot in Derry on Friday afternoon. At this time it is believed Patrick was wearing a dark coloured, long sleeve top with white
Police becoming increasingly concerned for missing 14 year old Read More »
With less than two weeks until the 2018 Donegal Half Marathon and Team Challenge Cup, the committee is calling on the public to assist with volunteering roles for the annual event. The Donegal Half Marathon depends upon a network of volunteers who play a major role in making the event a success. Run in conjunction
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Gardai are currently at the scene of a crash in the Mountain Top area of Letterkenny. The two car collision occurred a short time ago with motorists advised to expect delays on approach from the Kilmacrennan direction. No further details are known.
Gardai at scene of crash at Mountain Top, Letterkenny Read More »
Milford’s Brendan Boyce finished 19th in the 50k walk today at the European Championships in Berlin. The Finn Valley AC athlete had to deal with temperatures of over 30 degrees Celsius, but the two-time Olympian finished in a time of just over four hours. Maryan Zakalnytskyy of Ukraine was the eventual winner of the race
Boyce finishes 19th in 50k Walk at European Championships Read More »
Derry City will face Cobh Ramblers in the EA Sports Cup final after the overcame Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds. Rory Hale hit the back of the net as Derry beat Sligo by a goal to nil, after the home side had defeated them in the league on Friday night. Derry Goalkeeper Gerard Doherty earned
Hale scores to put Derry into EA Sports Cup Final Read More »
The family of a Donegal man who was killed by loyalist paramilitaries are not to proceed with their efforts in securing a new inquest into his death. Henry Cunningham (16) from Carndonagh had been a passenger in a van bringing Protestant and Catholic workmen home from a Belfast building site on August 9th 1973. Three
Family of murdered Donegal man give up hope of new inquest Read More »
There were 21 people awaiting admission to Letterkenny University Hospital this morning according to the latest trolley watch report. Six people were on trolleys in its Emergency Department while a further 15 were waiting on wards. University Hospital Limerick was the most overcrowded today with 56 people waiting there. The nationwide figure is 433, an
21 people awaiting admission to LUH Read More »
CLG Dún na nGall will commence the next phase of the development at their Training Centre at Convoy today. A Contractor has now been appointed to construct the new training centre building, which will incorporate seven dressing rooms, a medical room, gym, meeting rooms, multipurpose hall and an administrative area. Today sees a sod-turning taking place
Sod Turning at the Convoy Training Centre today at 2pm Read More »
The health watchdog has published 31 inspection reports today three of which are in Donegal. Reports on Ramelton and Carndonagh Community Hospitals and the Rock Nursing Unit have all been released today. While the majority of areas in the hospitals were compliant there were some which were not. In its latest publication, HIQA describes Ramelton
HIQA release details of inspections at three Donegal centres Read More »
There are fears that a well-established festival in Strabane may not go ahead this year due to a severe funding cut. The Diwali festival which is run by a number of local ethnic groups has been an annual event in the town for the past 12 years however this year funding has not been forthcoming
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The Garda Representative Association is warning that the only certainty surrounding Brexit is that Donegal and border regions are woefully under resourced to cope with a hard Brexit. Garda Management in border regions have also spoken out in recent weeks over the possible impact a hard Brexit could have. Concern has been raised once again
Donegal Gardai ‘woefully under resourced’ for possible hard Brexit Read More »
Welsh boxer Sean McGoldrick, whose father hails from Ballyshannon, went 7-0 in the professional boxing ranks after his homecoming fight win over Dylan McDonagh on Saturday night. It was McGoldrick’s first professional bout in Wales where he overcame the previously unbeaten McDonagh on points. McGoldrick is now looking ahead to September 7th where he will
McGoldrick now 7-0 in Professional ranks Read More »
Finn Harps’ Under-19 side take on St. Patrick’s Athletic in the Enda McGuill Cup semi-final at Finn Park this evening. Kick-off is 7.30 pm Harps have already beaten their Cavan/Monaghan counterparts, Derry City and Dundalk. Speaking to Chris Ashmore, manager Joe Boyle is hoping that the Donegal public will come out in numbers and get
Harps U19 boss calls for support in cup semi-final tonight Read More »
Scotland’s First Minister’s been challenging Theresa May to set out her “plan B” for Brexit in advance of talks between the two leaders. Nicola Sturgeon has been warning against “scare tactics” of talking up a no-deal Brexit scenario before a meeting with the British Prime Minister in Edinburgh. She says a no-deal Brexit would be
British PM challenged to set out her ‘Plan B’ for Brexit Read More »
There are calls for urgent reform within the Health Service in Northern Ireland. It comes as its revealed the Western Health and Social Care Trust spent over £27 million on locum and agency staff last year. SDLP Health Spokesperson Mark H Durkan says the latest figures revealing that £27 million was spent last year in
Calls for urgent reform within NI Health Service Read More »
Concern’s being raised over the drop in the strength of the country’s Defence Forces. Fianna Fail spokesperson on Defence Jack Chambers says the numbers have fallen to 9, 010 members at the end of May. That’s down from 9,044 on the same time last year. Deputy Chambers says despite more recruits being taken on, numbers
Numbers in Defence forces continue to decline Read More »
A Donegal Deputy says the €359,000 announced by Government for Donegal islands falls far short of the almost €2.9 million applied for. In this years tranche of funding under the islands programme there has been a 25% overall drop in funding for the county. There has also been a 32% cut to funding for Arranmore
Concern over huge cut in Donegal Island funding Read More »
The EU is working day and night with Britain to secure a deal on Brexit. That’s the message from the European Commission following British claims its intransigence means no-deal is more likely. The UK’s International Trade Secretary made the comments yesterday. However, today European Commission spokesperson, Mina Andreeva insists discussions are continuing based on the
EU working round the clock with Britain to secure Brexit deal Read More »
Last month Foyle Search and Rescue were tasked to deal with a total of 60 incidents. Latest statistics show that during July, 11 people were rescued from the river and 1 body recovered. Meanwhile, 22 people were brought back from the railings or the river’s edge and 26 people who were reported to be in
60 incidents dealt with by Foyle Search and Rescue in July Read More »
An Indonesian earthquake which has so far claimed the lives of over 100 people was picked up on the seismometer at St. Columba’s College in Stranorlar. Rescuers in Indonesia say the number of people who have been killed following the powerful 6.9 magnitude earthquake on the holiday island of Lombok will “definitely increase”. Search teams
Indonesian earthquake picked up at St Columba’s College, Stranorlar Read More »
Ronan McLaughlin won the Foyle International 3 Day Cycle Race, which took place from Friday until today. McLaughlin led from the second stage but was pushed all the way on Stage 3, and himself and his team worked well to keep him ahead. It was a close finish, and Foyle Cycling Club PRO Thomas McLaughlin
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Tyrone will meet Monaghan in the All-Ireland SFC Semi-Final next week after defeating Donegal by 2-17 v 1-13 in their Super 8s meeting in Ballybofey. Tyrone started slowly and Donegal brought a 3 point lead into the break, but second half goals from Harry Loughran and Declan McClure led Mickey Harte’s men to victory. Tom
A Major win for Tyrone in Ballybofey – Mickey Harte Read More »
Donegal’s All-Ireland Senior Football Championship came to an end today in Ballybofey when they were defeated by Tyrone on a scoreline of 2-17 v 1-13. Tyrone took control of the game in the second half after Donegal leading by 3 points at the break thanks to a Michael Murphy goal. The O’Neill County were able
Michael Murphy and Declan Bonner react to Donegal Championship exit Read More »
Tyrone proved too strong for Donegal in their All-Ireland SFC Super 8s Series clash on Sunday in Ballybofey. 2-17 v 1-13 was the final score in a clash that saw Donegal lead by 3 points at half-time, but goals from Harry Loughran and Declan McClure in the second half gave Tyrone the win. Martin McHugh
The McHugh View on Donegal’s loss to Tyrone Read More »
Tyrone were 2-17 v 1-13 winners over Donegal in their Super 8s Phase 3 clash in Ballybofey on Sunday to book a date with Monaghan in the All-Ireland SFC Semi-Final next week. Donegal led by a goal at the break thanks to a Michael Murphy goal but Tyrone were able to take control in the
Tyrone overcome Donegal to book All-Ireland Semi-Final place Read More »
Police in Limavady say they are concerned for the safety of 14 year old Patrick Crumlish who was last seen at 2pm on Friday last. It is believed the teenager may have taken a bus to Derry or Strabane. Police are appealing to anyone with any information regarding his whereabouts to come forward.
Police believe missing 14 year old may be in Strabane Read More »
Police in Strabane have charged a driver to court after they were found to be travelling in excess of the speed limit and possessing cannabis. Police say during a speed enforcement operation earlier today a vehicle was detected travelling at 58mph in a 40 mph zone on the Fyfin Road. The vehicle was subsequently stopped
Driver found speeding and in possession of cannabis due in court Read More »
Bready are top of the NWCU Premiership after their win over Strabane on Saturday. Elsewhere there were wins for Coleraine, Brigade and Ardmore. In the NWCU Championship, St. Johnston overcame Bonds Glen. It’s a 2 horse race at the top with Glendermott and Ballyspallen both picking up wins yesterday. Killyclooney got the better of Drummond
Cricket: Bready still lead the way in North West Premiership Read More »
The Road Safety Authority is appealing to drivers to be careful on the roads as the bank holiday continues. The RSA is particularly asking motorcylists to resist taking risks. Statistics show that Sunday is the worst day of the week for biker deaths on our roads. Chief Executive of the RSA, Moyagh Murdock says bikers
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€359,000 in funding has been announced for a programme of works on three Donegal islands. The funding from the Department of Culture Heritage and the Gaeltacht is to be matched funded by Donegal County Council and will go towards resurfacing works on Arranmore Island, including essential works on the Lighthouse Road. A crane will be
Donegal islands to benefit from €359,000 in funding Read More »
Tourism and archaeology schemes in Inishowen are set to benefit from over €10,000 in Leader funding. The funding from the Department of Rural and Community Development will support two local projects through the Inishowen Development Partnership. €6000 has been allocated to work on a cross border project alongside a group in North Down to examine
€10,000 Leader funding announced for Inishowen tourism and archaeology schemes Read More »
Donegal and Tyrone will face off in the last game in the Super 8’s Series in Group 2 at 3.30 today. Donegal need to win to reach the All-Ireland Semi-Final, while a draw will suffice for Tyrone. Oisin Kelly and Brendan Kilcoyne spoke earlier on in Ballybofey about the latest team news…
Team News for Donegal v Tyrone Read More »
Derry City and Sligo Rovers do battle in a North West derby in the EA Sports Cup Semi-Final on Monday. This comes just 3 days after Sligo were 2-1 winners over Derry in the league at the Brandywell Stadium. Derry ‘keeper Gerard Doherty is looking forward to jumping straight back in to another fixture with
Gerard Doherty feels Derry ‘owe themselves a good performance’ in League Cup Semi-Final Read More »
The Finn Harps U17s are just 90 minutes away from a place in the Mark Farren Cup Final and that objective will be achieved if Declan Boyle’s side can overcome Bray Wanderers at the Carlisle Grounds tomorrow afternoon (kick-off 3pm). The Harps 17s have surprised many this season. Despite the absence of the majority of
Harps 17s aiming for Farren Cup Final Read More »
The Donegal Ladies had a 3 point win over Armagh today in their All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Quarter-Final at Healy Park in Omagh. 0-19 v 1-13 was the final score in favour of Donegal, who now go on to face either Cork or Westmeath in the semi-final. After the match, Tom Comack spoke with Donegal
Yvonne Bonner hopes the goals will come again in All-Ireland Semi-Final Read More »
It’s the biggest championship game ever to be played at MacCumhaill Park Ballybofey. Donegal host Tyrone with the winner going to the All Ireland Semi Final. Tyrone have won the last two championship meetings in Clones but Donegal, who are unbeaten in 21 games at the Ballybofey venue, won their last two championship appearances at
Donegal v Tyrone – LIVE on Highland Read More »
Barry Morris and Declan Campbell won the Dogleap Rally at Shackleton today in their Darrian T90 GTR with 15 seconds ahead of Inishowen’s Joseph McGonigle and Patrick Brides in a BMW Mini WRC. Damien Tourish and Rodney Stewart had a fine day as they were third overall in their Ford Escort, a further 51 seconds
Morris and Campbell win Dogleap Rally ahead of McGonigle and Brides Read More »
The Donegal Ladies booked their place in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on Saturday by overcoming Armagh by 0-19 v 1-13 at Healy Park in Omagh. It was a hard-fought battle all the way through, and it was Donegal who led at the break by 6 points, 0-11 v 0-05. They now go on to face Cork
Donegal Ladies through to All-Ireland Semi-Final Read More »
Institute played Newry City in the first game of the Irish League Premiership at the Brandywell Stadium on Saturday, where they were 1-0 winners. Michael McCrudden scored the only goal of the game on 17 minutes for ‘Stute. Martin Holmes reports for Highland Radio Sport… Martin spoke with ‘Stute manager Paddy McLaughlin and goalscorer Michael
Institute kick off Premiership campaign with a win – FT Report & Reaction Read More »
Finn Harps Football Club will host a free ‘Family Fun’ event at their Academy Grounds in Killygordon on Friday 31st August commencing at 3 pm. The ‘Fun Games’ are available for all and is supported by the FAI who have kindly made many exciting games available. Finn Harps is inviting clubs to enter 07 age-group
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2-20 v 0-11 was the final score in Derry’s All-Ireland U21 B Hurling final today against Kerry, with the Kingdom claiming the Richie McElligott Cup by 15 points. After the match, Conor McKenna spoke with Derry manager Collie McGurk, who was confused as to why Kerry’s first goal stood though the play was called back
Derry lose to Kerry in All-Ireland U21B Hurling Final – Reaction Read More »
This week’s GAA Preview is focusing on the huge All-Ireland Super 8s series clash between Donegal and Tyrone in Ballybofey on Sunday, where the winning team will progress to the All-Ireland Semi-Finals, but Tyrone have a slight advantage in that a draw will see them through. Tom Comack has been speaking to former Donegal All-Star
GAA Preview: Neil Gallagher and Finbar McConnell look ahead to Donegal v Tyrone Read More »
Finn Harps recorded their 6th clean sheet in a row last night when they defeated Wexford Youths by 3 goals to nil. Mikey Place, Jesse Devers and Sam Todd were all on target for Ollie Horgan’s side. Gareth Harkin provided the assist from a corner for Sam Todd’s header, and he spoke with Diarmaid Doherty
Gareth Harkin says Harps are taking every game as it comes Read More »
Finn Harps have expressed concerns with how the League of Ireland is moving forward and that there is no improved structures for clubs in place. Off the field Harps are keeping their head above water but the summer time is always tough on the club. Once again they are working on tight budgets not just
Harps working off tight margins and need local support Read More »
Ramelton’s Kyle Callan-McFadden played his part in Sligo Rovers’ important 2-1 away win over Derry City at the Brandywell on Friday night. This was a vital win for Sligo as they bid to move away from the relegation play-off zone. Speaking to Martin Holmes, the defender said there was “good and desire” in their game….
Ramelton’s Kyle Callen-McFadden speaks about Sligo Rovers win over Derry City Read More »
Derry City midfielder Rory Hale has acknowledged that Derry were just not good enough in their 2-1 home defeat against Sligo Rovers in the Premier Division on Friday evening. But, speaking to Martin Holmes, he said they are now hoping to bounce back on Monday when they take on Sligo Rovers, again, this time at the
Derry City’s Rory Hale hopes candystripes can bounce back from Sligo defeat Read More »
The Donegal Event Guide for National Heritage Week is to be launched next week. National Heritage Week takes place from Saturday, August 18 to Sunday, August 26 2018 and is coordinated by The Heritage Council and Local Authority Heritage Officers. The Event Guide will be launched at Glenveagh Castle on Tuesday by Cathaoirleach of Donegal
Donegal Event Guide to be launched for National Heritage Week Read More »
Donegal County Council is inviting submissions on its Noise Action Plan. The Plan has been prepared by the Council to address environmental noise from sections of major roads in the county with more than three million vehicles per annum. The aim of the Directive and the Regulations is to provide for the implementation of a
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