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Donegal players Tyler Toland,Amber Barrett and Roma McLaughlin are part of the Republic of Ireland squad which begin their World Cup qualifying campaign later this evening. Ireland travel to Lurgan for their group opener against Northern Ireland. Heather Payne’s calf injury is manager Colin Bell’s main injury concern ahead of what’s a big game for […]

Fox Lodge will be playing Premiership cricket next season. Their place was retained in the top flight on Sunday evening after a dramatic 5-run play off win over Ballyspallen at Beechgrove. Cup finalist Ballyspallen stay in the championship. Fox Lodge 198-8 (35 overs; B Allen 88*, D Mehaffey 27; S McCloskey 2-32, Step Kennedy 2-36,

The final racing meet of the year took place at Killygordon today. Dylan Browne-McMonagle took 2 victories today and those results mean that the young jockey is Champion jockey in both the Senior and Junior ranks. Collie O’Donnell joined Oisin Kelly on Sunday Sport to discuss the final meeting and the champion jockey…

Bonagee United defeated Fanad United 3-1 in the FAI Intermediate Cup earlier today. Jamie Lynagh, Matty Harkin and Dean Larkin were the scorers for Bonagee United. Davitt Walsh scored Fanad’s only goal.  

It is 25 years since Donegal defeated Dublin to claim the county’s first All-Ireland football title. The winning team were honoured in Croke Park ahead of today’s All-Ireland Football finals, where the victorious team will walk up those same steps that these Donegal men walked up 25 years ago. The 1992 All Ireland Football Champions suited

Richard Kerr took 2 podiums this weekend in his 2 races at Oulton Park in the Motostar Championship. This now means that he has cut Storm Stacey’s lead ahead of him to 11 points. The 17 year old had 2 solid performances which now sees him with 11 top five finishes and 5 podium places

Dublin won the All-Ireland Football Final by the slimmest of margins with a one point win over Mayo in Croke Park, 1-17 v 1-16. Dublin have now won their third All-Ireland title in a row, not having lost in the Championship since their loss to Donegal in 2014. Oisin Langan has the full time report…

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Cappry Rovers 3 v 0 Drumkeen United “B” Convoy Arsenal 2 v 0 Cranford United Kilmacrennan Celt 3 v 1 Orchard United Rathmullen Celtic 2 v 0 Strand Rovers Keadue Rovers 1 v 3 Lifford Celtic Whitestrand United 1 v 0 Kildrum Tigers Glenea United 4 v 0 Lagan Harps Cavan Town 4 v 3

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  Finn Valley boxer and youth Olympic bronze medalist Michael Gallagher had a fantastic victory in his professional bout in Dublin last weekend. Gallagher faced off against Poland’s Mateusz Rybarski and gained a third round stoppage after dominating all three rounds. Gallagher and his coach Conor Quigley spoke to Oisin Kelly on Sunday Sport about

Kerry’s David Clifford produced one of the all-time great underage performances as the Kingdom clinched their 4th straight minor title. They hammered Derry by 6-17 to 1-8, with Clifford contributing an incredible 4-4. Oisin Langan reports…

There was delight for St Eunan’s and Milford in Saturday’s Donegal Minor Championship finals. St. Eunan’s defeated Kilcar in the Division 1 final in Convoy. The Letterkenny side lifted the title with a goal blitz to run out 5-9 to 1-8 winners. Harry Walsh of the Donegal News spoke with Eunans Manager Brian McGeehin after

  Sligo Rovers scored in the final minute to beat Finn Harps 2-1 and get out of the bottom three in the SSE Airtricity League in Finn Park last night. Sligo took the lead in the 16th minute, but Eddie Dsane drew the home side level 10 minutes into the second half. Rhys McCabe scored

It was a mixed weekend for the North-West rugby clubs in the All-Ireland League. Omagh had a 1 point win over Bruff, Rainey lost out to Old Crescent by a single point and City of Derry were blown out by Wanderers in the Aviva. The Ulster Championship saw Strabane beat Virginia 33-10. Highland Radio’s rugby

Urney were handed a heavy defeat at the hands of Errigal Ciaran yesterday evening in the Tyrone SFC. Francis Mooney has the full time report for Highland Radio…

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FAI Junior Cup: Arranmore Utd 0 V 6 Greencastle F.C. KIlmacrennan Celtic 3 V 1 Orchard FC Glencar Inn Saturday Division One: Glencar Celtic 7 V 1 Keadue Rovers Reserves Cappry Rovers 3 V 3 Donegal Town Reserves Milford United Reserves 3 V 5 Castlefin Celtic Reserves Old Orchard Saturday Division Two: Drumoghill F.C. Reserves

Three Hurling Championship Finals took place in Owenbeg today, with the first having been thrown-in at 12pm. In the early game, Na Magha claimed the Derry Junior Hurling Championship Title against Coleraine with a 34 point win, 7-17 v 0-04. The Intermediate final saw Lavey and Swatragh face off, in a game that Lavey led

The Derry team to play Kerry in Sunday’s All Ireland Minor Football Final has been named. The starting 15 shows one change from the side that lined out from the whistle in the semi final win over Dublin. Ballinascreen’s Mark Bradley comes into the half forward line in place of Bellagh’s Odhran Quinn The Derry

St. Eunan’s lost out to Setanta in the Donegal Senior Hurling Championship Final with a 1-16 v 1-08 scoreline. It was a game that St. Eunan’s started well with 4 early points, but Setanta were able to come back and ended up going 9 points ahead. St. Eunan’s scored a goal to bring it back

Carrickmore booked their place in the last eight of the Tyrone Senior Championship with 1-10 to 1-8 win over Edendork Francis Mooney reports for Highland Radio Sport…

Strabane ran out comfortable 33-10 winners on Saturday against Virginia in Ulster Rugby Championship 3. Alex McDonald reports for Highland Radio Sport…

In this week’s GAA Preview, we look ahead to the biggest day in the football calendar, tomorrow’s All-Ireland Finals. Dublin are looking to claim their 3 in a row, and Mayo are looking to avenge last year’s final loss as well as break 66 years of heartbreak in the Al-Ireland Football Championship. In the Minor

Donegal have reached the All-Ireland Masters Semi-Final following a 7 point win over Cavan in Convoy. Donegal have to play Antrim in their final game, but 4 wins and a draw so far is enough to see them through at the top of the table. The home side started much better than Cavan, and led