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5 days ago | 
donegalnews.com | Daire Bonnar
Glenfin 0-15 St Eunan’s 1-11Glenfin held on for a one point win to take an important two points against St Eunan’s in Páirc Taoibhoige. The hosts had a great start with four points in the first ten minutes but Eunan’s hit back with two of their own through young pair Luke McGuinness and Oisin Scanlon, while Aaron McGlynn kicked a second score for the hosts.
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5 days ago | 
donegalnews.com | Daire Bonnar
Donegal 1-10 Wicklow 1-11Donegal suffered a second defeat in as many games in the Christy Ring Cup as they lost by a point to 14-man Wicklow in O’Donnell Park. In a low scoring affair, Donegal led by 0-6 to 0-5 at the break, four coming from Gerard Gilmore and one each from Declan Coulter and Ruairi Campbell, but they had eight wides at half-time.
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6 days ago | 
donegalnews.com | Daire Bonnar
Finn Harps 4 Kerry 2A second half brace from Dara McGuinness saw Finn Harps come from behind in the second half to defeat Kerry in Finn Park. In his first game on the touch line, Kevin McHugh’s side took the lead after great work from Gavin Hodgins on the right to beat Sean O’Connell before being taken down in the box, and via the post, Hodgins fired into the bottom right corner.
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1 week ago | 
donegalnews.com | Daire Bonnar
BY CHRIS ASHMOREIt was a case of double celebrations for many of the Glenea United camp over the weekend, beginning with a wedding and ending with a Donegal Junior League Division One title. And afterwards, Glenea manager Sean Coll paid tribute to his players. On Friday, many of the squad were in attendance as regular goalkeeper Shaun McClafferty married his fiancé Niamh – and it was a late night for some.
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1 week ago | 
donegalnews.com | Daire Bonnar
Wexford 2 Finn Harps 2A late Wexford equaliser denied Finn Harps another win on the road in Ferrycarrig Park on Friday night. The away side were on top in the first half but Wexford went into the lead on ten minutes as Calum Flynn’s cross from the left found Mikie Rowe who sent the ball into the far corner as they led at the break. But as Tony McNamee found Dara McGuinness on the counter, the Harps levelled the game on 50 minutes as the striker struck low in off the far post.
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2 weeks ago | 
donegalnews.com | Daire Bonnar
Emma Doherty has won the SSE Airtricity Women’s Premier Division Player of the Month award for March. The Buncrana native has been in great form for Galway United and scored three goals in as many games following a double against DLR Waves and the winning strike at home to Shamrock Rovers. Doherty previously won this award in June/July 2022 after making the breakthrough with Sligo Rovers, but now feels settled with the Tribeswomen and hopes that they can stay in the title mix this season.
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2 weeks ago | 
donegalnews.com | Daire Bonnar
Sean MacCumhaills 0-11 Glenswilly 4-16Glenswilly opened their Division 1 campaign off with a comfortable win against MacCumhaills in MacCumhaill Park. Gary McDaid’s side were a point down after 15 minutes before they went seven clear five minutes later as Oisin McGrenra hit a goal along with two point frees from McGrenra and Kealan Dunleavy. Joe Boyle and Jamie Keegan hit a two point free each for the hosts and Marty O’Reilly kicked two points but the away side were 1-10 to 0-8 ahead at the break.
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2 weeks ago | 
donegalnews.com | Daire Bonnar
Four Donegal men have been selected in the Danske Bank Ulster Schools All-Star team for 2025. Abbey Vocational School duo Turlough Carr and Conor McCahill, as well as South West Donegal’s Pádraig Mac Giolla Bhríde and Cathal Ó Gallchóir have made the team for an impressive year for Donegal schools at the top level.
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2 weeks ago | 
donegalnews.com | Daire Bonnar
Donegal’s Daire Ó Baoill has been named as the GAA.ie Footballer of the WeekDaire Ó Baoill was outstanding in Donegal’s impressive ten point win over Derry at MacCumhaill Park on Sunday. The Gaoth Dobhair clubman drilled over a couple of brilliant two pointers and also added a vital goal for Jim McGuinness’ outfit. The Donegal star received 3,694 votes on the GAA’s Official Instagram page which put him ahead of Cork’s Brian O’Driscoll (1,942) and Tipperary’s Steven O’Brien (1,141).
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2 weeks ago | 
donegalnews.com | Daire Bonnar
Fanad United have been drawn away from home in the first round of the 2025 FAI Cup. The Tri-A-Loch men will travel to face Dublin club Leicester Celtic, who are based in Rathfarnham, with the tie taking place on the weekend of May 18. Arthur Lynch’s side were rewarded with entry in the cup due to their progress in reaching the quarter-finals of the FAI Junior Cup, before being defeated in heart-breaking fashion to Limerick side Fairview Rangers via a 96th minute winner.
