Almost all Covid-19 restrictions to end tomorrow

 

Tomorrow will see most of Ireland’s remaining Covid-19 restrictions removed as the country returns to a sense of normality.

The mandatory requirement for mask-wearing will be removed in all areas, except for on public transport and in healthcare settings such as Hospitals and GP offices.

The requirement for physical distancing, pods and staggered break times will also end in schools – however antigen testing programmes will still remain.

PCR tests will now only be recommended for those who are over 55, or those with a high-risk medical condition. However anyone with Covid symptoms will still be required to self-isolate until 48 hours after symptoms pass.

Self-isolation rules also remain in place for anyone that receives a positive test – as they must isolate for 7 days.

The Digital Covid Cert will also still remain in place for international travel.

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The McHugh View- Congress

Next season’s All-Ireland Football Championship will be played on a round-robin format.

Delegates today approved a new system, with almost 95pc voting in favour of the proposal at the GAA Congress in Mayo.

Under the new format, the eight provincial finalists and the next-best eight teams based on league standings will compete for Sam Maguire.

The 16 teams who don’t qualify for the All-Ireland Championship will participate in the Tailteann Cup, with both competitions to include four groups of four teams.

Highland’s GAA analyst Martin McHugh discussed his thoughts on the new format with Diarmaid Doherty…


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Donegal name team for National Hurling League clash with Wicklow

Donegal have named their team for their third round match of the National Hurling League against Wicklow in Aughrim.

There is no place in the team for scorer of two goals in the opening league game, Ritchie Ryan.

Mickey McCann’s side are yet to taste defeat in the league this season.

The team will lineup as follows:

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Feargal Logan reacts to Tyrone’s National Football League defeat in Donegal

Tyrone tasted defeat for the second time in the National Football League for this season.

They were beaten 2-10 to 0-12 by Donegal at MacCumhaill Park.

Next up for the Red Hands is a clash with Dublin in two weeks time.

After the game Tyrone joint manager Feargal Logan spoke with the media…


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Oisin Gallen happy with Donegal’s win against Tyrone in National Football League

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Donegal made it back to back home wins in the National Football League after they recorded a 2-10 to 0-12 win over Tyrone on Saturday night.

In a close encounter, the sides drew level on multiple occasions before substitute Oisin Gallen came on a kicked Declan Bonner’s side in front.

Jeaic McKelvey then found the back of the net to seal Donegal’s win, Carndonagh’s Conor O’Donnell got the first goal for the hosts.

Oisin Gallen told Ryan Ferry he was happy with Donegal’s win…

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Watch: Declan Bonner hails Donegal’s second half performance in victory over Tyrone

Donegal earned their second win in this season’s National Football League with a 2-10 to 0-12 victory over Tyrone in MacCumhaill Park.

Man of the Match, Conor O’Donnell scored the first of Declan Bonner’s sides goals before Jeaic McKelvey sealed the win in injury time palming in Peader Mogan’s pass across goal.

After the game, Donegal Manager Declan Bonner hailed his sides “top class” second half performance.

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Donegal earn victory over Tyrone in National League

Donegal picked up their second win in the National League on Saturday night with a 2-10 to 0-12 win over Tyrone in MacCumhaill Park.

Goals in each half from Conor O’Donnell and Jeaic McKelvey helped Declan Bonner’s side to the four point victory.

Diarmaid Doherty and Martin McHugh have the full time report…


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Donegal Junior League Results 26/02/2022

Voodoo Venue Cup
Area 1
Ramelton Mariners 4 v 1 Kilmacrennan Celtic Reserves

Glencar Inn Saturday Division One

Strand Rovers 2 v 2 Oldtown Celtic

Old Orchard Saturday Division Two
Copany Rovers 2 v 3 Drumbar F.C.

Dunlewey Celtic 1 v 0 Castlefin Celtic Reserves

Ulster Junior Shield
Glencar Celtic 3 v 1 Buncrana Hearts

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Watch: Gary Duffy & Bobby McGettigan on Donegal U20’s victory away at Roscommon

Donegal Under 20’s made it two from two in the Leo Murphy Cup after they beat Roscommon 2-09 to 0-11.

Bobby McGettigan was the star for Donegal notching both of their goals.

Manager Gary Duffy spoke with Tom Comack after the game.

Tom also got the thoughts of the goalscorer for Donegal Bobby McGettigan.

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Sisters earn medals at European Masters

It was a successful day for Donegal athletes and especially for a set of sisters from Finn Valley AC.

Sinead McConnell won a bronze medal in the 5km walk at the European Masters in Portugal and the Castlefin athlete also earned a bronze team medal

Her sister Catriona Devine then went on to win a silver in the 1500 metres.

In the National Senior Championships, Mark English advanced into the 800 metres final, with Bridget McDyer earning a silver and a new Donegal record in the process in her weight for Distance event in Abbotstown.

Brendan Boyce of Finn Valley AC also earned himself a silver medal with James Kelly and Gavin McLaughlin winning themsleves a silver and bronze in the shot put respectively.

Athletics correspondent Patsy McGonagle has the wrap…


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