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Derry City will be hoping to follow on from their 1-0 defeat of Cork on Friday night with another win this evening when they travel to take on Bray Wanderers at the Carlisle Grounds. Kick-off is 7.45 pm. It may be early in the season but manager Kenny Shiels says that this is a “pivotal

  Finn Harps are in action again tonight when they face Shamrock Rovers in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division at Finn Park (Kick-off is 8.00 pm). Having been beaten 3-0 by Dundalk on Friday, Harps will be hoping for better fortunes. But manager Ollie Horgan is already grappling with a growing injury list. Ciaran

Donegal athlete Mark English has been forced to withdraw from the World Indoor Championships. Athletics expert Patsy McGonagle revealed on Highland Radio’s Sunday Sport show that Mark withdrew due to injury. He said Mark was training on Saturday but hurt his foot and is concerned enough by the ankle injury to pull the plug. He

Knockalla Cup quarter-finals: Sunday, March 13, 2016 Bonagee United   2  v  1 Cootehill Cappry Rovers     0  v  1 Cockhill Celtic

  Sunday, March 13, 2016 Brian Mc Cormick Sports Premier Division Rathmullan Celtic     1     v    2    Gweedore Celtic Kildrum Tigers          1     v   3     Kilmacrennan Celtic Glenea United           3     v   2      Milford United Drumoghill F.C.       0     v    1     St. Catherines Temple Domestic Appliances Division One

Results on Sunday, March 13, 2016 Jackie Crossan Premier Division Culdaff FC           5           v       1   QPS Illies Celtic        0           v       1     Clonmany Shanrocks Moville Celtic     1           v     8    Aileach FC Strand Hotel First Division Carrowmena FC     0       v    5       Redcastle United Cockhill Youths      

FAI U18 Youth Cup quarter-final: Ballincollig 3 v 1 Letterkenny Rovers Letterkenny Rovers got off to the perfect start against Cork team Ballincollig on Sunday in the FAI U18 Youth quarter-final. Rovers took a 1-0 lead in the 35th minute thanks to a header by Ruari Friel. But Ballincollig responded immediately and equalised in the

Carndonagh Community School were the winners of the Dr Tony O Neill cup on Friday, winning 2-1 after extra time over Presentation Brothers College of Cork. Christy Fildara scored the winning goal in extra time, with the game played at Home Farm FC. Carn Manager Martin Kavanagh spoke to Kenny Harkin on Saturday Sport about

The Irwin family from Kilmacrennan have made their mark on the British motorcycle scene with podium performances in the opening weekend of championship action. 13 year Rhys took victory at Brands Hatch last weekend, where he became the first rider from the Republic of Ireland to win a Superteen race. Older brother Caolan, who is

Having lost to Galway and Tyrone in their last two games in the National Football League, Derry will look to get the promotions hopes back on track in Laois on Sunday. Derry boss Damian Barton has made four changes with Thomas Mallon, Christopher Bradley, Benny Heron and Shane Heavron coming in. Former Derry star Eamon

A Tyrone victory on Sunday away to Meath and the O’Neill county could all but secure promotion back to Division One of the National Football League. Kevin Kelly of teamtalk.mag feels that Tyrone are in with a great chance to cement their place at the top of the table in Navan tomorrow…

The Donegal County Board are advising spectators attending the Donegal Roscommon National Football League game at the O’Donnell Park on Sunday to take note of the match day details. Two games will take place with the Allianz Hurling League Division 2B clash between Donegal and Down starting at 1.15pm and the Allianz Football League Division

  Derry City bounced back from their defeat to Finn Harps on the opening weekend of the Premier Division season by taking a fully deserved victory in the 1-0 win over Cork City on Friday night. A Ronan Curtis goal gave the Candystrips their first three points of the year in their first home game

  Its two wins from two games for Premier Division Champions Dundalk, who have scored six goals in the process. On Friday night they beat Finn Harps 3-0 at Oriel Park. Dundalk Manager Stephen Kenny is looking for improvement from his side in the games coming but he also said Finn Harps will cause teams

Derry City 1 Cork City 0 A Ronan Curtis goal on the hour gave Derry City the three points at home to Cork City on Friday night. The home side played the better football on the night and had chances to score before the goal. Curtis ran in on goal at the end of the

Champions Dundalk proved to be too good for newly promoted Finn Harps as they secured a 3-0 win at Oriel Park. Paddy Barrett opened the scoring on 16 minutes following corner. The second came on 59 minutes when Dane Massey pulled the ball back for Patrick McEleney to rifle home from just inside the box.

There was success for Donegal ladies on day one of the All Ireland Colleges O’Connor Cup weekend. Coilin Duffy has the details from Tralee…

Ireland’s ICC World Twenty20 championship has been brought to a crushing halt. Today’s match against Bangladesh has been abandoned after heavy rain in Dharamsala. Following their opening group defeat to Oman, the result means that Ireland now longer have a chance of reaching the next round – regardless of how they perform against the Netherlands