Tom Comack

1 week ago | donegallive.ie | Tom Comack

Rory Kennedy was supposed to be going in this year’s Donegal International Rally. It was to be the Letterkenny navigator’s 38th event, but a high-speed crash in last month’s Cavan Stages Rally scuppered another run in his beloved home rally. As luck or fate would have it, Rory was not involved in the crash. But the man he usually sits alongside, Garry Jennings from Kesh in Fermanagh, was driving the Ford Fiesta Rally 2 car. “I was at a wedding in the Shandon Hotel, in Portnablagh, at the time.

1 week ago | donegallive.ie | Tom Comack

Red Hughs are looking forward to Division Two football again next season following Saturday evening's top of the table clash win over Naomh Brid in Trummon. Pauric McMenamin and Colm Melaugh scored the goals in the seven-point win over the locals. Cathair Browne, Calvin Bradley, Oisin Duffy, Jonny and Liam Carlin were the point scorers for the men from the Cross.

1 week ago | donegallive.ie | Tom Comack

MacCumhaills claimed two more valuable league points with victory over Downings on Saturday night. Conor McGinty top scored with a personal tally of 1-2 while Chad McSorley, Sean Martin, Matthew McGeehan, Martin O'Reilly, Jamie Keegan, Kevin McCormack and Jack Duffy posted the points for the Finnsiders. Ethan Cullen scored the Downings goal and Conor Boyce, Johnny McGroddy, Paddy McElwee, Kyle McFadden, Ronan Gallagher and Alan Pasoma landed the points for the Maxi Curran-managed side.

2 weeks ago | donegallive.ie | Tom Comack

Donegal manager James Daly believes Saturday’s TG4 All-Ireland series group opener against Galway is akin to jumping from the frying pan into the fire for Donegal. After Donegal’s heavy Ulster final defeat at the hands of the boss's native Armagh, Donegal face another stiff challenge against the Tribes Ladies. Armagh were 3-9 to 0-7 winners over Donegal in the Ulster decider. Saturday’s game is at Pairc MacDiarmada in Lifford, with a throw-in time of 2pm.

2 weeks ago | donegallive.ie | Tom Comack

Gaoth Dobhair had to come from behind to snatch a late win and claim the two precious league points in their win over Malin, in Magheragallon, on Sunday afternoon. In a closely contested encounter, despite being short a number of regulars, Malin took the game to Gaoth Dobhair from the off. Malin led 0-6 to 0-4 at halftime and the Inishowen men extended their lead out to three points early in the second half as they led 0-7 to 0-4.