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Trillick lost out on a place in the Ulster Senior Football Championship Final today as they were defeated by Scotstown of Monaghan 2-09 to 2-07. Francis Mooney spoke to Trillick midfielder, Eoin Gormley who was consoled by the fact that he still has a county championship medal.. He also caught up with Scotstown and Monaghan

Inishowen League are now through in the Oscar Traynor Cup after their 2-1 win over Donegal today. However, the Donegal League still have to play the  Sligo Leitrim League. Highland Radio’s Chris Ashmore got the thoughts of Donegal League Manager, Brian Dorrian…

Scotstown continue in the Ulster Club Championship after their 2-09 to 2-07 win over Trillick of Tyrone. Darren Hughes kept the Monaghan men on their way with goals on 19 and 34 minutes. Daniel McDonald and Niall Gormley were the Trillick goal scorers. Scotstown now go on to play Crossmaglen Rangers in the Ulster Senior

Bundoran overcame Glenavy of Antrim 1-12 to 1-07 today to reach the Ulster Intermediate Club Championship Final. A goal in injury time by Christy Keaney secured the victory for the Realt na Mara club just after Glenavy were reduced to 14 men. Tom Comack spoke to Man of the Match, Christy Keaney who was delighted

Glenfin held on to their place in Division 2 of the All County League last night as they overcame Burt with just two points to spare. Paddy O’Connor finished with a personal tally of 1-05 of the 1-08 to 1-06 final score. Glenfin had the advantage at half-time and held on through the wet and

Despite atrocious weather overnight and widespread flooding the Remembrance 10K went ahead in Finn Valley with 474 participants. It was a special occasion as family /friends came together to mark the memory of those that have passed away with many taking the opportunity to sign the Wall of Remembrance which is a feature of the

Kris Meeke ended the 2015 World Rally Championship season with a second place finish on Wales Rally GB. The Citroen DS3 of the Co Tyrone driver and his navigator Paul Nagle finished 26 seconds behind the winner, drivers champion Sebastien Ogier in the Volkswagen Polo. Ogier’s team mate Andreas Mikkelsen was third. The sold result

The following matches have been called off due to over-night flooding in the county. GAA: Donegal Under 21 Championship Semi-Final St. Eunans v Aodh Ruadh Soccer: Ulster Senior League Swilly Rovers v Fanad United Bonagee United v Letterkenny Rovers

Inishowen Football League Results : Sunday 15th November 2015 Oscar Traynor Trophy Donegal League 1 – 2 Inishowen League   Strand Hotel First Division Carrowmena  0 – 5 Carn FC Dunree Utd – postponed –  Redcastle Utd Cockhill 2 – 2 Rasheney FC   Inishowen Engineering Reserve League Premier Division Aileach Res 1 – 2

Results from 08/11/2015 to 15/11/2015 FAI Junior Cup : Cavan Rovers 3 Arranmore United 1 Rathmullan Celtic 5 Gweedore Celtic 4 Kilmacrennan Celtic FC 1 Glengad United 2 Deele Harps FC 0 Clones Town 1 Brian McCormick Sports Premier: Milford United FC 3 St Catherines FC 3 Castlefin Celtic 5 Killdrum Tigers 5 Temple Domestic

Jason Quigley returns to ring action next Friday night the 20th November in Las Vegas. The Donegal middleweight seeks out his  ninth professional victory on the bounce at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. The LA based fighter has impressed in his time stateside, with an 8-0 record all of which came by early round

It’s been a busy couple of weeks around the Brandywell as Derry City appointed Kenny Shiels as their new manager, while off the field the club is focusing on redevelopment work and the public consultation plan, where the club have sought the views of supporters. This week Oisin Kelly caught up with Derry City chairman

Kilcar overcame Ardara 2-7 to 1-3 in Saturday’s first semi-final of the Donegal Under 21 Championship. Second half goals from Chris Doogan and Ryan McHugh made sure of their passage to another Under 21 county decider. They will play the winners of tomorrow’s semi-final between St. Eunan’s and Aodh Rua. Tom Comack got the reaction

The first Sport4Life Conference & Expo in the North West is taking place in the Finn Valley Centre this weekend. The special guest for the event one is of the greatest triathletes of all time – the current Gold Olympic, European and Commonwealth Champion, Alistair Brownlee, MBE. Oisin Kelly spoke with Alistair on Saturday Sport.

Donegal starred at Saturday’s International Masters Cross Country in Santry Dublin. In the over 35 women’s category Letterkenny AC members took three of the top four places. Ann Marie M Glynn was the first home followed by Natasha Adams 2nd while Fionnuala Diver was 4th. In the over 50 mens, Inishowen’s Pauric Mc Kinney was

Lively 102 year-old Jack Hannigan was the star of the show at the annual Ulster GAA Writers Awards in the Great Northern Hotel, Bundoran last night. The feisty Sean MacCumhaill’s club- man was given the Services to GAA Award and was hugely popular with the large crowd in a witty interview which was played over

Graeme McDowell leads the way heading into the third round of the OHL Classic at Mayakoba. His second round 63 sees him lead the charge on 12-under-par, one shot clear of American, Derek Fathaeur. G-MAC is playing this week with hopes of ending a disappointing year on a positive note. He has just one top-10

Ulster’s Champions Cup fixture against Oyonnax against has been called off in the wake of the Paris terror attacks. Les Kiss’ side were expected to get their campaign underway this afternoon, but an announcement on their Twitter page means the game will be cancelled until further notice. No rescheduled date has yet been set.

St. McCartan’s go head to head with Monaghan’s Scotstown, in the Ulster Senior Championship semi-final at Brewster Park. Liam Donnelly, Trillick clubman, has been speaking to Tom Comack on their bid for a place in the Ulster Senior Championship final.

Donegal Intermediate champions Realt na Mara, Bundoran travel to Pairc Esler to take on the Antrim champions St Joseph’s of Gleneavy in the Ulster Intermediate semi-final. Tom Comack got the views of Brian Gavigan, Realt na Mara manager, ahead of the game.

Kris Meeke sits second at the end of Day One of Wales Rally GB on the World Rally Championship. The Citroen of the Co Tyrone driver and his navigator Paul Nagle are 13.5 seconds down on the leader, Volkswagen’s World Champion Sebastian Ogier. The France man was fastest in most of today’s stages but Meeke

Letterkenny’s Julianne Herrity who is a student at Carson Newman University in Tennessee has been named South Atlantic Conference Player of the Year. The Kiltoy native scored 14 goals this season helping her side to the title. She won the player of the week on three occasions this season and is the first Carson Newman

Ulster have made seven changes to their side for their Pool 1 Champions Cup opener with Oyonnax. Internationals Andrew Trimble and Craig Gilroy come in on the wings, while Ruan Pienaar’s re-introduction at scrum half sees Luke Marshall move back to midfield alongside Darren Cave. Captain Rory Best and Ricky Lutton come into the front