Donegal Live

3 days ago | donegallive.ie | Chris McNulty

Darragh Kelly wants a swift return to action again after continuing his unblemished record. The Moville mixed martial artist won on his US debut on Friday night when stopping Mike Hamel in Kansas - and now the Donegal fighter is eyeing up his next move. Kelly is now 8-0 in the pro ranks and Friday’s win, via a submission in the third round, was the first bout of a four-fight deal with PFL.

3 days ago | donegallive.ie | Siobhan McGowan

There was afantastic turnout for the Coffee, Cake and Dresses fundraising event at Solace Cancer Support Centre , St Joseph’s Avenue, Donegal Town on Saturday and Sunday, June 21 and 22.. Click on the arrows to see Siobhan McGowan's photos of the event READ NEXT: In Pictures - Scoil Aodh Rua agus Nuala sixth class graduation and staff retirement A spokesperson said: “We enjoyed two very busy days where a great selection of home baking was served with plenty of tea and coffee.

4 days ago | donegallive.ie | Siobhan McGowan

Parents, grandparents and other family members gathered in Scoil Aodh Rua Agus Nuala to mark the graduation of the school's sixth class pupils, as well as the retirement of four staff members. The students entertained those who attended. Presentations were made to retirees teacher Pauline Mulvaney and SNA's Una Faulkner, Jackie Harvey and Philomena Cassidy, bus escort. Click on the arrows to see Siobhan McGowan's photos of the event.

4 days ago | donegallive.ie | Chris McNulty

Kevin McHugh admits that some in his dressing room didn’t believe that victory was possible on Monday against First Division leaders Dundalk - but now seeing is believing for his young Finn Harps side. Gradi Lomboto’s goal, from a 61st minute penalty, and a clean sheet by young goalkeeper Corey Sheridan helped Harps hand Dundalk a first loss of 2025. For Harps, it was a first win in 10 games and came as a well timed tonic down Navenny Street.

4 days ago | donegallive.ie | Chris McNulty

Gradi Lomboto fired Finn Harps to a much-needed win on Monday night. Lomboto struck from a 61st minute penalty to give Harps victory over First Division leaders Dundalk. Kevin McHugh’s side earned a first win in 10 as Lomboto proved the hero of the hour to hand Dundalk a first defeat of the season. When Joel Thompson was shoved over by Leo Gaxha, referee Daniel Murphy had no option but to point to the spot. Lomboto stepped up and cooly shot past Enda Minogue at the Town End with his left foot.