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It was the seven unanswered points coming to the end of the first half that gave Tyrone  a 7 point lead at the end of the first half following a very end to end  game in the first 25 minutes. Tyrone players were expecting a hard game, and Ronan McNamee feels that his side stuck […]

Tyrone defeated Donegal by 9 points on Sunday afternoon in Clones with a scoreline of 1-21 v 1-12 in a one-sided encounter. The Tyrone manager Mickey Harte spoke to Tom Comack following his side’s victory… Donegal manager Rory Gallagher was very disappointed following his side’s loss, and knows that they didn’t perform on the day.

Donagh Kelly has withdrawn from the Joule Donegal International Rally following the penultimate stage, Atlantic Drive. He hit the bank with 2 corners to go before the end of the stage, and his car suffered too much damage to be able to continue. His withdrawal leaves Manus Kelly well ahead of the field, around 2

Donagh Kelly suffered a puncture in Stage 19 of the Joule Donegal International Rally which made him lose time on Manus Kelly and Donal Barrett, and he has now withdrawn from the rally because of the damage suffered following hitting the bank. That means that Garry Jennings is into second, and will battle Alaistair Fisher

The Derry Minor footballers have reached their third successive Ulster Final in a row following a 17 point win over Antrim in Clones. 3-17 to 0-09 was the final score, with Oisin McWilliams scoring 2 goals in the last 10 minutes to guarantee their place in the Final. It was Conor McCluskey who scored the

The Bank of Ireland Senior Cup was in full swing on Saturday, and below are the results from the games. Ballyspallen beat Strabane by 33 runs. Bridge Park, 17 June. Ballyspallen 191-8 (50.0 overs, G Kennedy 82, C Averill 53*, M Snodgrass 3-27, R Pretorious 2-48) Strabane 158 (41.1 overs, A Gillespie 92*, S Kennedy

Donegal siblings Sam and Chloe Magee have won the 2017 Spanish International in Madrid. They defeated the Dutch pairing of Tabeling and Seinen earlier this afternoon. They had played 4 games over the weekend in the Spanish International, and the Raphoe siblings stayed strong throughout.

Manus Kelly finds himself back in the top-spot in the Joule Donegal International Rally with a 12 second lead over Donagh Kelly. There are 2 stages left in this year’s rally and Manus Kelly and Donal Barrett will be hoping to keep ahead of their close rivals and retain their crown. Alaistair Fisher is now

Donegal will have to go through the qualifiers if they wish to be in Croke Park come the third weekend of September. They lost out to a strong side in Tyrone in an open, high-scoring game in Clones on Sunday afternoon. It was a 9 point victory for Tyrone, 1-21 to 1-12. The scoreline could’ve

The drivers are into their final service now before they head out onto the final stages of the 2017 Joule Donegal International Rally. Donagh Kelly is in the lead going into stages 18, 19 and 20. Sam Moffett nearly lost control of his car on Stage 17, but he kept it straight and he stays

Donagh Kelly leads the 2017 Joule Donegal International Rally going into the final 3 stages. The cars are in service in Milford now and they are looking ahead to the second loops around Fanad, Atlantic Drive and Glen. Oisin Kelly had the latest updates following Stage 17…

Kilmacrennan’s Richard Kerr took 2nd place in Race 1 in Knockhill in Scotland today. Kerr is racing in round 4 of the British Superbike Championship. He was 2.978 seconds behind the winner Jake Archer on a dry bright day in Scotland. Race 2 takes place later in the afternoon.

Donagh Kelly set a very fast time on the Glen Stage to go back ahead of Manus Kelly in his Ford Focus WRC. After posting a time of 6 minutes and 31.7 seconds, he is now 4.7 seconds ahead of second placed Manus Kelly. Alaistair Fisher has all but closed the gap between himself and

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Last year’s champions Manus Kelly and Donal Barrett has moved into first place in the Joule Donegal International Rally following Stage 16, Atlantic Drive. They lead Donagh Kelly and Conor Foley by 1.8 seconds, and it is the first time that Donagh Kelly has given up the lead this year. Alaistair Fisher is now only

Manus Kelly is now only 4.7 seconds behind Rally leader Donagh Kelly after the first stage of Day 3 in Fanad. He was 2.5 seconds faster than Donagh Kelly on that stage, posting a time of 10 minutes and 4 seconds dead. Garry Jennings is 1 minute and 36.8 seconds behind Manus Kelly, and Sam

Day 3 of the Joule Donegal International Rally sees the drivers take on Fanad, Atlantic Drive and Glen. The crews were getting set this morning to go out and finish the 2017 rally. With them was Chris Ashmore, who spoke to some of the local crews…

Donagh Kelly will be heading into the final day of the Joule Donegal International Rally with a 7.2 second lead over Manus Kelly in first place. It is a tight race between the Top 2, but Garry Jennings is 1.08 seconds behind Manus Kelly in third place. Alaistair Fisher is in fourth, but Sam Moffett

Donagh Kelly and Manus posted virtually identical times on Carn Hill in Stage 13 of the 2017 Joule Donegal International Rally. There was 0.1 of a second between them, with Donagh having the edge. That leave an 11.1 second gap between the leader Donagh Kelly and second placed Manus Kelly. In the National Category Damien Gallagher

The second edition of The Donegal Atlantic Way Ultra Race, a challenging route of 555km along the rugged and beautiful Donegal Wild Atlantic Way coastline takes place next weekend starting Friday 23rd. Competitors will depart Letterkenny and take on some of the most scenic roadways to be found anywhere in the World. The route takes

We are just past the midway point in the 2017 Joule Donegal International Rally, and we have Donagh kelly leading the field with Manus Kelly 11 seconds behind him in second place. Garry Jennings is in third, Alaistair Fisher in fourth and Sam Moffett rounds off the Top 5 in the International Category. In the

In the International Category, Donagh Kelly now has an 11 second lead over Manus Kelly in second place, and Garry Jennings is 56.5 seconds off the leader’s pace. Donagh Kelly has had tyre trouble in the last 2 stages. In the National Category, Kevin Gallagher has opened up a 17.1 second lead over Damien Gallagher,

Donagh Kelly’s lead has been bit into again by Manus kelly, he’s now only 11 seconds ahead ofsecond placed Manus Kelly, and Garry Jennings has fallen back to 45.5 seconds behind Manus and 56.5 seconds behind leader Donagh Kelly. Jennings had a rear vibration problem which affected his drive that time. Kevin Gallagher now has

Manus Kelly has closed the gap on Donagh Kelly following Stage 11 at Carn Hill in the Joule Donegal International Rally. Donagh Kelly suffered some tyre trouble, which allowed Manus Kelly to come back and reduce the gap between them to 13.5 seconds. It was the first time this year that Donagh Kelly wasn’t the

  Derry face Antrim in the Ulster MFC Semi-Final on Sunday in Clones, preceding the SFC clash between Donegal and Tyrone. Derry fell short last year in the final against Donegal, so they will be hoping to get one step further this year. Tom Comack spoke to the Derry minor manager ahead of Sunday’s vital

Former Donegal player Rory Kavanagh and Former Tyrone All-Star John Lynch joined Tom Comack to look ahead to the Ulster SFC Semi-Final in Clones on Sunday between Donegal and Tyrone. Rory Kavanagh… John Lynch…

Following Stage 10, Chris Ashmore spoke to John Devlin, Navigator Johnny Baird and firstly James Wilson to see how they felt about the race so far, and if they felt their cars were performing up to the level they wanted… Chris also spoke to  16 year old Ethan McColgan, Gary McElhinney, John Coyne who first

For the second time today the cars attempted the Knockalla stage, and for the first time they were able to finish. Donagh Kelly has extended his lead at the top of the International Category to 21.5 seconds ahead of Manus Kelly, but it’s in the National Category where we saw the biggest shakeup, Kevin Gallagher

The drivers are in service now following Stage 10 of the Joule Donegal International Rally. Donagh Kelly leads the International Category and Kevin Gallagher leads the National Category after 10 stages. Chris Ashmore is there and following all the action…

  Finn Harps manager Ollie Horgan expressed his disappointment at the lack of chances that his side created in a 1-0 loss to Shamrock Rovers in Finn Park on Friday night. Horgan said that Harps only created one clear-cut chance in the game, and that they never looked like scoring from the many corner kicks

Donagh Kelly and Conor Foley now have a 19.2 second lead over Manus Kelly and Donal Barrett following the ninth stage of the Joule Donegal International Rally. Manus Kelly and Barrett are 22.5 seconds ahead of Garry Jennings and Rory Kennedy. Donagh Kelly recorded the fastest time of the stage, but 5th placed Sam Moffett

Oisin Kelly gave an update on the Joule Donegal International Rally live on the Weekend Edition with Donal Kavanagh. Kevin Eves and William Lynch’s rally seems to be over for 2017 following a spin on stage 8, Knockalla. The cars behind them could not complete the stage and were therefore given the time of the

Chris Ashmore was in Milford where the cars are in service and he spoke to the drivers to get their thoughts on the day so far, and what their plan was. Manus Kelly and Garry Jennings were talking to Chris, with Manus talking about how well leader Donagh Kelly has been driving… Chris Spoke to

The leading cars have finished Stage 2 of Day 2 of the Donegal International Rally, and Donagh Kelly has extended his lead yet again. He now leads Manus Kelly by 18.2 seconds. There was some drama in the second stage of the day where Kevin Eves and William Lynch spun out and blocked the stage on

The Donegal siblings Sam and Chloe Magee are into the Spanish International Semi-Final following a decisive 21-8, 21-16 win over the Russian pairing of Rodion Alimov and Alina Davletova in the Quarter-Final. They will face a French team consisting of Ronan Labar and Audrey Fontaine in the Semi-Final. If the Magees win, they will face

Donagh Kelly and Conor Foley have increased their advantage at the top of the leaderboard over Manus Kelly and Donal Barrett. They are now 16 seconds ahead of second place, and third placed Garry Jennings and Rory Kavanagh are a further 13 seconds behind. Alaistair Fisher and Gordon Noble are 1 minute 8 seconds behind

  The second day of the Joule Donegal International Rally is taking place today, Saturday 17 June. The drivers will take on Knockalla, Garrygort, Carn Hill and Garten. The drivers were based at the LYIT last night and were there early this morning setting up for the day’s rally. Chris Ashmore was also at the