Keith Cowan and Sean McCarron hit the goals as Finn Harps advanced to the third round of the FAI Cup…
O’Neill restored for Ballybofey battle
AS EXPECTED, captain Stephen O’Neill has been reinstated into the Tyrone team for Sunday’s Ulster SFC clash with Donegal in Ballybofey.
Team news: Same again from Donegal
DONEGAL have selected the same team that started the All-Ireland final in September to face Tyrone in Sunday’s eagerly-awaited Ulster SFC quarter-final…
1,000 extra tickets for Donegal clubs
DONEGAL GAA clubs have been given 1,000 extra tickets for Sunday’s Ulster SFC quarter-final against Tyrone in Ballybofey – after Tyrone’s allocation failed to sell out to members…
Lacey: “I’m available for selection”
FOOTBALLER of the Year Karl Lacey says he’s ‘feeling good’ and is aiming to be selected in the Donegal team that takes to the field on Sunday for the high-octane Ulster Championship meeting with Tyrone in Ballybofey.
Report: Harps beaten by Derry in shoot-out
Finn Harps 1 Derry City 1 (After extra time; Derry win 6-5 on penalties) By Chris McNulty at Finn Park Advertisement DERRY City continue to hold the Indian sign over Finn Harps after the Candystripes scored a penalty shoot-out win in a gripping League Cup clash at Ballybofey. Castlefin man Raymond Foy – who […]
Letterkenny man is first Donegal person to climb Mount Everest
POPULAR Letterkenny businessman Jason Black this morning became the first Donegal person ever to summit the world’s highest and most dangerous mountain – Mount Everest.
Report: McCarron and Gallagher send Harps into second
A STUNNING strike from Sean McCarron in first half stoppage time fired Finn Harps into second spot in the First Division
Gardaí discover body in Letterkenny
GARDAI in Letterkenny are investigating all the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a man’s body at an apartment at Lower Main Street, Letterkenny at approximately 11am this morning, May 15.
McGuinness: “Patrick was bitten and is the victim”
JIM McGuinness has claimed that the Dublin player at the centre of biting allegations had ‘apologised’ to the Donegal forward Patrick McBrearty following last month’s League meeting of the sides.