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Donegal Intermediate Football Club Championship Final result: Burt 0-10 v 1-07 Milford The Donegal Intermediate Football Club Championship Final was drawn Saturday. It was an exciting game at O’Donnell Park in Letterkenny but neither Burt nor Milford could win to guarantee senior championship football next season. Burt looked the more hungry side in the opening

North-west boxer Tyrone McCullagh won his latest fight on Saturday night and told Sunday Sport he went through the six rounds without a punch being landed on him. The super bantam moved up to six rounds for the first time to face experienced Nicaraguan Edwin Tellez at the Europa Hotel. Tyrone (26) knocked his opponent

Richard Kerr won two races at the Irish Championship Short Circuit meeting at St Angelo Airport on Saturday. He held off former British champion Christian Elkin in race one and broke the lap record in the process at the event in Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh. It was the same two at front again in race two

National Basketball League result: LYIT Donegal 72 – 77 Dublin Lions An exciting game for the LYIT Donegal basketball team against Dublin Lions ended in a cruel defeat for the local side yesterday. At one stage, it looked like it was going to be LYIT Donegal’s first ever National Basketball League (NBL) win in their

Donegal Junior Championship B Final result: Downings 2-08 v 0-09 Letterkenny Gaels Downings beat Letterkenny Gaels on Sunday to be crowned junior B champions. They won the Donegal Junior Championship B Final in O’Donnell Park, Letterkenny. The local Gaels side lost by five points. Winning Downings manager Francie McHugh spoke afterwards with Highland Radio’s GAA

Ulster Junior Hurling Championship semi-final result: Sean MacCumhaills 2-13 (19) v 2-11 (17) Liatroim (Down) Sean MacCumhaills manager Eamon McAuley said after his players reached the Ulster Junior Hurling Championship Final that it was a very tight game with end-to-end action and his players needed to battle to the end to secure victory. They made

Today’s Donegal Intermediate Football Championship Final between Milford and Burt is live on Sunday Sport. Our team of Oisin Kelly and Declan Bonner will have all the action. We will also be following the Donegal Junior Championship Finals from O’Donnell Park. Naomh Padraig Muff and Downings are vying for the Dr McCloskey Cup in the A Final and

One hundred and one cars and crews finished the 2016 Martin Howley Memorial Donegal Harvest Stages which was based in Killybegs on Saturday. Among the top ten finishers were Cavan’s Gary Kieran and Donegal’s Ryan Moore,who were the two wheel winners in fourth overall, finishing ahead of Damien Gallagher and Mac Walsh. Clady’s Aidan Wray

Declan and Brian Boyle won a hat trick of Donegal Harvest Stages Rallies on Saturday taking their Fiesta WRC to victory in Killybegs by over a minute and half from the chasing pack. The Leitir crew won each of the eight stages on the Martin Howley Memorial event in dry and sunny conditions in the

Declan Boyle has been crowned champion of the Martin Howley Donegal Harvest Stages Rally in Killybegs. Declan, from Lettermacaward, and his co-driver cousin Brian Boyle finished first ahead of Donegal International Rally winner Manus Kelly, from Glenswilly. Former Harvest winner Niall Maguire finished third in the race that concludes the Triton Showers National Rally Championship.

Ireland take on Moldova in their latest World Cup qualifier tomorrow and Donegal’s Seamus Coleman says three points is all that counts. Coleman, who is the new captain, was praised for his leadership by manager Martin O’Neill. Seamus laughed at claims that he is not a modern-day footballer who is against Instagram or wash bags.

League of Ireland U19 Cup result: Finn Harps 3 v 1 Cork City   Finn Harps prodigy BJ Banda (pictured) scored a hat-trick today for the U19s – less than 24 hours after appearing for the seniors in Donegal on Friday night. His first half goals helped steered Harps to a huge 3-1 victory over

Finn Harps manager Ollie Horgan said his players should have got a third to kill off the game after beating Bray. The home side won 2-1 and the three points are expected to help Harps avoid relegation. Ollie was speaking with Dairmaid Doherty for Highland Radio Sport…  

With two stages to go at the Donegal Harvest Stages Rally, Declan Boyle is 37 seconds in front of his nearest rival Gary Jennings. Boyle is on course for a hat-trick of Harvest titles. Highland Radio’s head of sport Oisin Kelly delivered this report from the service area in the port of Killybegs with two

Declan Boyle is leading Gary Jennings by 24.9 seconds at the Donegal Harvest Stages Rally, with Manus Kelly in third. Highland Radio’s head of sport Oisin Kelly got reaction from the crews. He spoke with rally leader Boyle and the chasing pack of Jennings and Manus Kelly…   Oisin also spoke with the leading two-wheel

We follow the Donegal Harvest Stages Rally, which is based out of Killybegs. We preview the Donegal IFC Final and talk with Milford manager Danny O’Donnell and Burt assistant manager Sean Murphy. We look ahead to tomorrow’s Donegal Junior A Final and hear from Downings manager Andy Connor and Naomh Padraig manager Aidan McAleer. For

Declan and Brian Boyle lead the Martin Howley Donegal Harvest Stages Rally after two stages by 13.3 seconds. The Ford Fiesta WRC was fastest on both of the opening runs through Kilcar and Glencolmcille. The Subaru of Garry Jennings and Rory Kennedy is second while this years Donegal International Rally winner Manus Kelly, who has

Finn Harps 2 Bray Wanderers 1 Sean Houston scored twice against his former club as Harps picked up a vital win over Bray Wanderers at Finn Park on Friday night. It was a brilliant result for Ollie Horgan’s side and with Wexford Youths beaten 4-1 by St. Patrick’s Athletic, the Donegal side are now firm

Ireland battled their way to a scrappy 1-0 win over Georgia in their World Cup qualifier on Thursday night thanks to Seamus Coleman’s second half goal. On his 40th international appearance, it was a first ever goal in the Irish jersey for the Killybegs man who also captained his country for the first time in

In-form Bray Wanderers are the visitors to Finn Park on this Friday night (kick-off 8.00) with Ollie Horgan’s side remaining focused on getting enough points to avoid the play-off place in the League of Ireland Premier Division. Wexford Youths currently occupy that spot, so the aim is to stay above Shane Keegan’s side. However, that