Category: Old Donegal

Brian Mc Cormick Sports Premier Division

Drumkeen United 0 v 7 Donegal Town

Keadue Rovers 4 v 1 Convoy Arsenal

Kilmacrennan Celtic 3 v 2 Castlefin Celtic

Cappry Rovers 7 v 0 Glenea United

Temple Domestic Appliances Division One
Drumoghill F.C. 0 v 0 Cranford United

Fanad United 0 v 0 Swilly Rovers

Gweedore Celtic 2 v 2 Ballybofey United

Rathmullan Celtic 1 v 0 Kerrykeel ’71 F.C.

St. Catherines 1 v 1 Milford United

Donegal Physiotherapy & Performance Centre Division Two
Deele Harps 4 v 3 Gweedore United

Dunkineely Celtic 2 v 4 Whitestrand United

Lagan Harps 1 v 1 Curragh Athletic

Letterbarrow Celtic 5 v 0 Glenree United

 

Ulster Junior Cup

Aileach F.C. 3 v 2 Letterkenny Rovers

Buncrana Hearts 3 v 1 Bonagee United

Kildrum Tigers 3 v 0 Raphoe Town

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FR O Gara Cup

Aileach Youth 0 v 2 Aileach Res

Clonmany Youth 1 v 2 Clonmany Res

Glengad Res 4 v 4 Greencastle Youth *Glengad Reserves won on penalties

Cockhill Res 3 v 0 Culdaff Res

Buncrana Res 2 v 3 Illies Res

Jackie Crossan Premier Division 2pm

Greencastle FC 4 v 0 Clonmany Shamrocks

Moville Celtic 5 v 3 Carn FC

Strand Hotel Division One

QPS 2 v 1 Culdaff FC

Inishowen Engineering Division Two A

Rasheney FC 2 v 1 Carrowmena FC

Inishowen Engineering Division Two B

Dunree Res 1 v 0 Rasheney Res

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There were defeats for Derry sides, Slaughtneil and Banagher in their Ulster Club Hurling Semi Finals.

Slaughtneil went down 2-19 to 1-17 to Ballygunner of Waterford.

Daithi Boland was at Parnell Park…

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Meanwhile Banager were beaten 2-15 to 1-13 by Kerry’s Kilmoyley.

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Monaghan won the Dr McKenna Cup on Saturday night after they beat Donegal 1-11 to 13.

Dessie Ward’s goal early in the first half helped Seamus McEnaney’s side to the one point victory.

After the game, Northern Sound got the thoughts of Monaghan manager Seamus McEnaney…

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Ryan Wylie told Northern Sound that he was delighted to get over the line…

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Unions are calling for remote working to continue to be an option for workers as public health restrictions are lifted.

Tomorrow sees the gradual return of staff to workplaces, for those who had been working from home.

Forsa and the Irish Congress of Trade Unions are among those calling for businesses to continue to facilitate remote working for those who desire to do so.

Head of Communications with Forsa, Bernard Harbour, says employers should not ignore the benefits of hybrid working not only on productivity, but also on the personal lives of employees:

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The Restaurants Association of Ireland is describing the lifting of restrictions as ‘very positive’ for hospitality.

Almost all covid restrictions have been removed, with pubs, restaurants and nightclubs allowed return to normal hours.

Digital Covid Certs will only be needed for international travel and the need for social distancing has been scrapped.

Restaurants Association Chief Executive Adrian Cummins claims that they can open safely without covid certs:

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The Department of Health has announced a further 8,126 new cases of Covid-19 in the Republic of Ireland today.

Of those, 4,731 cases were confirmed by PCR test, with a further 3,395 positive antigen tests registered online.

While today’s daily case number continues the downward trend seen in the last two weeks – Professor Anthony Staines from DCU says a significant amount of people are still being infected, and becoming seriously ill with the virus…

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The Health Minister says the emergency powers like the Covid Cert are ‘very serious’ and have been dropped because there is no longer a public health rationale.

Stephen Donnelly has admitted that the passes had ‘secondary benefits’ – like encouraging people to get vaccinated and boosted.

However he says those were never the primary aim of these kinds of measures, after almost all of them were removed in the early hours of yesterday.

Minister Donnelly says there is no public health rationale behind the Cert for domestic use any more:

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Gardaí from the Letterkenny Roads Policing Unit say they arrested a driver yesterday on suspicion of speeding and drug driving.

They say the driver in question was pulled over after being detected speeding, and that after a subsequent drug test the driver tested positive for the presence of both cocaine and cannabis.

Gardaí also believe the driver was uninsured to drive, as they held a learner permit that was not valid within Ireland as it was issued in another jurisdiction.

The driver will now face a court proceedings at a later date.

 

 

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Police say a thirty year old man has been charged with assault, as well as an attempted hijacking and attempted robbery in Derry.

The attack occurred on Friday afternoon, when Police say at approximately 3:10pm, a woman was assaulted while waiting in her vehicle opposite a licenced premises on the Abercorn Road in Derry city.

The man is now set to appear at Derry Magistrates Court on Monday morning via videolink.

Police say their enquiries are still ongoing, and that anyone with any information that could assist in their investigations should call the non-emergency number 101, quoting reference number 1014 of 21/01/22.

A report can also be made using the online reporting form via www.psni.police.uk/makeareport.

Alternatively, information can be provided to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org.

 

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