Welcome to Katie Marie Sharkey who was baptised in St. Mary’s recently.

Schedule of Masses

St. Mary’s Church, Kincasslagh:

Next Weekend

Saturday @ 7.30 p.m.

Sunday @ 10.00 a.m.

Next week

Monday @ 10.00 a.m.

Wednesday @ 7.00 p.m.

Following week

Wednesday @ 7.00 p.m.

Friday @ 10.00 a.m.

St. Columba’s, Burtonport

Next Weekend

Saturday @ 6.30 p.m.

Sunday @ 11.00 a.m.

Next Week

Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri @ 10.00 a.m.

Following week

Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri @ 10.00 a.m.

Lay Apostolate Prayer group 2nd Monday of the Month in the Oratory @ 6.30 p.m. All welcome

Adoration

St. Columba’s Church: Tues 10 am – 10 pm

St. Mary’s Church, Wed 10 am – 7 pm

Anniversaries and Masses

StC=St Columba’s. StM=St. Mary’s

Eamonn McLaughlin, Dublin, Sat 30th, StC

Evelyn O’Donnell, Sun 31st, StM

Charles McDevitt and Deceased members of the McDevitt and McGinley Families, Sun 31st, StC

Bridget & Michael Sweeney, Lackenagh, Mon, StC

Pat James Boner, Keadue, Sat 6th, StC

Günter Jakob, Belcruit, Sat 6th, StM

Nan Boyle, Dundee who died recently, and her brother John Boyle, Sun 7th, StC

Mary Teresa Friel & Philomena McDevitt, Sat 13th, StC. Mother and Sister of Roseanne Gallagher, Cloughglass, both who died recently.

Mary Gallagher Ward, Lackenagh, whose anniversary occurs at this time.

May they rest in peace.

Fundraising Events

Caislean Oir, Annagry

Quiz on Wednesday @ 9.30 p.m. Proceeds in aid of THE PIERMONT HOUSE CLIENTS COMFORT FUND. Team of 4, €20 per team

Next Week it will be in aid of THE ROSSES SNORKELING CLUB

Quiz to be held in the Viking House Hotel Friday 5th April 2013 at 9.30 in Aid of RELAY FOR LIFE.

Easter Monday walk/jog/run with Easter Hunt

Due to the very poor weather conditions for our planned walk on Feb 10th our first fundraising walk of the year for the “Siulan an Sean Iarnroid/The Old Railway Walk” project had to be cancelled. Our first fundraiser for the walk will therefore take place on Easter Monday wth a Fun 5k Walk/Jog/Run on “The Old Railway Walk”. This event will incorporate an Easter Hunt for all the family. The walk/run/jog will leave St Columba’s Community Centre , Acres Burtonport @ 2. Registration from 1.30. For anyone wishing to do the Easter Hunt as a separate activity prior to the set time, entry forms and details will be available from Friday 29th @ The Checkout Service Station, Burtonport. Please lend your support to this worthy cause as there is much work still to be done.

The Divine Mercy Novena starts on Good Friday for nine days, those who are interested there are leaflets at the back of the chapel. Also are we having the usual celebration of Divine Mercy Sunday which is 7th April this year

A charity clothing collection in aid of CANCER CURE CONTROL CARE (CCCC) will take place on Thursday 4th of April @St Columba’s Church car park, Burtonport &Friday 5th of April @St Mary’s Hall Car park, Kincasslagh between 10.30-3.30pm. Items required all clothing old and new shoes handbag and households textiles

Bags can be collected by arrangement any further info all Mick 0863821979

Arranmore lifeboat will be holding a fundraising afternoon in Burtonport on Monday 1st April at 3p.m. There will be a car wash and activities for children. Also there will be a demonstration with the boat and helicopter.

Autism Support Dungloe is having a fundraiser for the newly set up group in Beedy’s Bar in Dungloe on Easter Sunday. There will be a selection of bands playing from 5 p.m. onwards as well as an Open Mike Night for anyone who wishes to sing or play a tune or two is welcome on stage. Raffle for numerous prizes. Your support will be gratefully appreciated.

Keadue Reunion Buffet & Presentation Dance

To celebrate 125 years of the Band, & the national Gathering of 2013, this dance will be held in Caislean Oir this Easter Sunday 31st March food served at 8.30 p.m. Tickets From Ann O’Donnell or John B O’Donnell.

A pilgrimage to Knock from Dungloe will take place on Saturday 20th April departing 7.30 am. To book contact on 0749521105.

Our celebration of Easter begins with the Vigil. This wonderful liturgy draws all of our senses into a joyful celebration. Candle light breaks apart the darkness. With music, holy water and the word of God we proclaim that Jesus is risen from the dead! Mary Magdalen and the women come to the tomb to anoint the body of Jesus – but he is not there( Mark 16:1-7). In his death Jesus comes to meet us at the furthest, deepest point of human suffering. The resurrection is not an afterthought. The resurrection, like the nativity is about God’s desire to be with us, it is about incarnation. Because of the resurrection we can have absolute confidence that God is with us always. Not even death can separate us from the love of God. God is at the heart of our humanity and our humanity is at the heart of God.

It is deeply significant that Easter is when adults who have been preparing to become part of the Catholic faith are baptised. We too are invited to renew our baptismal promises – and it is worth thinking about what we are committing ourselves to. We should not do this lightly. We have travelled the road from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday with Jesus. We have been with him in his suffering and death. In baptism we are invited to be with him in his new life. Baptism is our “Yes” to the resurrection and to the new beginning it offers. By renewing our baptismal promises we are saying “We have seen what this demands of us, we know that to live by faith is challenging. We realise that to say yes means allowing faith to shape our present and our future. We are prepared to stand with Jesus, so that through our lives he will be present and active in our homes, our communities and our world. We are saying yes to being the body of Christ with all the challenges that brings.”

–Having seen where Jesus’ commitment to God’s word took him – are you prepared to follow him?

–Consider your baptismal promises – what implications does it have for your life if you renew those promises?

–In the resurrection Jesus brings us new life. Where in your life, your relationships and the world around you do you experience that sense of new life, new possibilities, glimpses of hope, moments of delight? Give thanks!

For are hosting a fun day in the Community Centre on Monday 1st April between 2pm & 4pm.

Seeds of Faith

This Diocesan initiative is a resource to help families to pray and do things together, organised by our diocesan resource Worker. Many families find it helpful and it invites conversation regarding our faith. Please take one from the chapel this weekend.

MAKING A COLD CALL TO MAKE SURE THE BAGS WERE ON THEIR WAY – PIC PAUL DOHERTY IN ALASKA FOR DONEGALDAILY.COM

PIX: PAUL DOHERTY: This is just an update with what has been happening with us.

We landed in Fairbanks last night at 11pm, which would have been 7am in Donegal, to realise that our luggage didn’t make it and was still in Paris where we got a connecting flight. This was a major set back for us as Paul had a lot of equipment in the case which he needs for filming… not only that but neither Paul or Denis had a coat in these freezing temperatures!

Eventually we had it organized that the bags were to arrive 24 hours later which means they should be here tonight at 11pm which is perfect as we leave Fairbanks to begin the drive early the next morning.

After leaving the Airport and on the way to the hotel we had the pleasure of watching the Aurora Borealis, swirling around in the sky, out of the car window the whole way to the hotel and even looking out of the hotel window – talk about a window with a view!

Today we had to get a lot of things organized (while still wearing the same clothes from Wednesday!) such as food supplies for the week and survival equipment but we still had time to visit the World Ice Sculpture Championship, which is being held in Fairbanks this week, and we were blown away by the detail and size of the ice sculptures. I have attached a photo of Denis and Leslie sitting in an Ice House.

Tomorrow we leave the Hotel at 7am and head to Carlile Transport HQ where we will meet some of the Truckers to give us a bit of advice for traveling this treacherous road, after we meet them we begin the journey. On day one of the trip we hopefully will make it to Coldfoot, which is the half way point and inside the Arctic Circle. After leaving Fairbanks we will have no Phone Coverage or Internet, we have been told there is a pay phone in Coldfoot so we will call back to Donegal then to let everyone know how the first leg of the Journey went.

Overall our opinion of Alaska so far is that the people here are very friendly and helpful while the town is very clean and well maintained.

Follow us on Facebook to get regular updates www.facebook.com/donegaliceroadtrekkers and Twitter @donegaliceroad

Thanks again,

The Donegal Ice Road Trekkers

WHO says there’s no going back?

Well Carndonagh athlete Garett Doherty returned to his Inishowen roots today – and ran the Ballyliffin Coastal Challenge 10-mile race….backwards.

Of course Garret is actually a world champion at Retro Racing as it’s called.

And today he was able to show off his incredible athleticism on the route of the world’s most spectacular race.

This traditional Easter Saturday event on the Inishowen peninsula was once again a credit to the local organising committee.

With 670 starters in the main event walking /running and a further 120 youngsters participating in the Childrens 1k Beach Run adding to the family element of the event it goes from strength to strength with many participating for the charity of their choice.

This year’s race winner was Derry man Pius McIntyre from local man John Harkin, the race winner two years ago.

There was also an impressive women’s winner in Karen Alexander of Sperrin Harriers.

Full results within the next few hours here on Donegal Daily.

Several people have been rushed to hospital following a two car head-on collision on the outskirts of Ramelton this evening.

The crash happened around 8pm at Bridgend on the outskirts of Ramelton.

A number of ambulances, Gardai and two units of the fire service rushed to the scene of the smash.

It is understood that among those injured include a mother and three of her children.

The Milford/Ramelton Road was closed for a time as the emergency services dealt with the crash leading to tailbacks in both directions.

The injured were taken to Letterkenny General Hospital.

However, it is understood that their injuries are not life-threatening but include a number of fractures.

South West Donegal Darts League

2013 League Semis

Big Francies 5 Cope House 3

Big Francies made it to their first league final with a 5-3 win over The Cope in a closely fought match played in Roartys, the 2011 league champions got off to a great start winning the first two doubles of the night with Paul Gillespie and Stephen Muirhead beating Mike Naulty Jnr and Antony Gallagher and Philip and David Gallagher beating John Damien Gallagher and John Murphy 2-0 in both games. Mike Naulty and Conal O’Gara beat Irwin Muirhead and Rodney McBrearty in the last of the doubles games also 2-0. Mike Naulty Jnr levelled the game up with a 3-1 win over Paul Gillespie he had a 18 dart leg as well, the next game was a meeting of the Gallagher brothers with John Damien beating Philip 3-2 in a close match. Mike Naulty beat Rodeny in another close match 3-2 to put the Ardara side one away from the win. Irwin Muirhead pulled another game back for the Cope with a 3-0 win over Antony Gallagher he hit a 177 also. It was local lad Kieran Gallagher in his first year with the side who was the hero of the night clinching yet another close match 3-2 he also has a 20 dart leg in this.

Roartys 5 Kilcar House 0

Roartys are back in the league final for the third year in a row following this win over Kilcar House, with Kilcar House duo Raymond Hegarty and Hugh Doherty poised to take the first game of the night Kieran Carr took out a 133 checkout to put the Glen side 1-0 up he was throwing with John McGinley. Dermot McGuire and Antony Gallagher beat James Byrne and Colm Carr 2-0 and JP and Michael Byrne defeating Kenneth Kennedy and Scott McBrearty the finishing of Roartys was the difference in these games. In the first singles Dermot McGuire beat Kenneth Kennedy 3-2 in a great game of darts to leave Roartys one match away from the final and it was John McGinley who took the match with a 3-1 win over Raymond Hegarty. This was expected to be a closer game but trough out it was the sharp finishing of the holders that made the difference while Kilcar House can look back on a successful first year in the league where they took the runners up place.

Knockout Cup Semi Final

Bridge Bar 2 Cope House 4

The Cope House are into the final for the second year in a row following a 4-2 victory in O’Donnell’s, Philip Gallagher opened the Killybegs account with a 4-0 win over Colm McGlinchey, Adrian Byrne levelled the game up with a 4-3 win over Declan Cunningham he had 16 and 18 dart legs in this one. Irwin Muirhead took the next match 4-0 against Johny Byrne he had a 148 checkout. Paul McNern tied the game up at 2-2 with a 4-1 win over Stephen Muirhead. Paul Gillespie defeated Francis Curran 4-0 to put The Cope 3-2 up and it was Rodney McBrearty that was the match winner with a 4-1 win over Garry McNern. Gerry McBrearty and Darragh O’Gara was the final match of the night which was not played. So it’s a repeat of last year’s final in Glenhead in two weeks’ time with the Cope looking to avenge last year’s defeat and to take the cup to Killybegs in the first time in 10 years

Final table

P W D L Pts

Roartys 12 10 0 2 86

Kilcar House 12 9 1 2 74

Big Francies 12 8 0 4 70

Cope House 12 4 1 7 58

O’Donnell’s 12 5 2 5 55

Glenhead 12 3 1 8 46

Bridge Bar 12 0 1 11 30

Fixtures

B Cup Semi-final Friday 5th April

Bridge Bar v O’Donnell’s in Big Francies

2013 Knockout Cup Final Saturday 6th April in Glenhead

Roartys v Cope House

2013 League and B final plus presentations night Friday 12th April in Cope House

Glenhead v O’Donnell’s/Bridge Bar @ 8pm

Big Francies v Roartys @ 10pm

Visit our website for more about our league on www.donegaldarts.com

Drumkeen Youth Club

We are having our Easter quiz this Fri 05th April in St. Patrick’s hall @ 8pm, team of 4 only €20.

Prizes for 1st 2nd and 3rd and also for the best team name. Please support the quiz as our members have worked so hard getting ready for it. Questions to suit everyone, refreshments and raffle on the night.

Annual Church Gate Collection

The annual Sinn Féin church gate collection will take place this weekend Sat 6th and Sun 7th April.

Charlie Daly & H-Block Martyrs Sinn Féin Cumann Drumkeen

Lotto Results 27th Mar 02, 06, 18, 24. No jackpot winner, 4 winners. €25 each Daniel Slevin, Mountcharles. Teresa Mc Ginley, Dunfanaghy. Fred c/o Buncrana. Joe Dickie, Gweedore. Next weeks jackpot €900 Go raibh maith agat.

Adult Cardio Céili Class

Adult Cardio Céili Class this Wed 20th March in Kees Hotel Stranorlar at 7pm. Contact Louise on 085 7229575 for details.

Parish Hall

Anyone wishing to book the hall should contact Charlie Quinn on

91/34010 or 087 7728608

Drumkeen Notes

Anyone wishing to have material included for next week

Please Email: drumkeennotes@gmail.com or text 086 4083625 (Deadline Saturday @ 6pm) Please note the new deadline.

The Mevagh Ramblers walking club have a 10K (3 – 4 hrs) walk on Tuesday, April 2nd up and around Lough Salt Mountain.

It begins at Lough Salt Westside Carpark at 10am. Meet at Carpark, or if travelling from Carrigart/Downings/Fanad direction meet at Mickey Joes, Umlagh at 9.30am.

Walk will travel over rough terrain, so proper footwear and clothing is essential. No runners or denims allowed. A reasonable level of fitness is required. Bring water, packed lunch and camera. Non members €5.

Mevagh Ramblers walkers will also participate in Glen Valley 10K Charity walk on Easter Sunday, March 31st at 2pm.

A man is being questioned by Gardai after an attempted armed robbery at a Letterkenny petrol station last night.

A would-be robber produced a knife and demanded cash at the Glencar filling station.

However the man was overpowered and detained by staff at the garage.

It is understood a large knife was recovered at the scene of the attempted hold-up.

The suspect was arrested by Gardai and brought to Letterkenny Garda station where he is still being questioned.

The attempted robbery comes less than a week after another robbery at another Letterkenny shop using a knife.

A member of staff Callaghan’s XL shop on the town’s Main Street was held at knifepoint and a large amount of cash was taken during the raid.

It is not known if Gardai are linking the two incidents yet.

IT was cold, but it was stunningly beautiful as competitors came from near and far for the Ballyliffin Coastal Challenge – and often-gruelling 10-mile Easter Saturday race around some of Ireland’s most stunning scenery.

If you took part, you can see where you came below:

Place Race No. Time FirstName Surname Category Club

1 646 57.29 Pius Mc Intyre SM Foyle Valley

2 230 58.09 John Harkin SM Tullamore Harriers

3 128 59.32 Stephen Connor SM Individual

4 498 61.10 Shaun Mc Shane SM Individual

5 485 61.18 Peter Stevenson SM Individual

6 123 61.23 Noel Diver SM Individual

7 76 62.03 Mark Sheridan SM Individual

8 517 62.34 Martin Mooney SM Inishowen A C

9 397 63.04 David Jackson SM Individual

10 378 64.10 Mark Greer SM Individual

11 12 64.34 Brendan Devlin SM Individual

12 156 64.36 Karen Alexander SW Individual

13 459 66.13 Christian Mc Ginley SM Inishowen A C

14 257 66.20 Michael Mc Laughlin SM Individual

15 2 66.58 Andrew Wallace SM Individual

16 83 66.58 Nigel Buchanan SM Individual

17 616 67.40 Sean Bradley SM Individual

18 339 67.40 Oliver Harlin SM Individual

19 596 67.55 Chris Millar SM Individual

20 384 68.02 Declan Donaghey SM Individual

21 184 68.06 Frank Fogarty SM Individual

22 590 68.19 Brendan Mc Dyer SM Individual

23 151 68.36 Jonathan Burke SM Individual

24 273 68.46 Shaun Mc Daid SM Individual

25 177 69.06 Kieran Harkin SM Individual

26 609 69.16 Patrick Mc Callion SM Individual

27 401 69.16 Kieran Coyle SM Individual

28 559 69.21 John Mc Geehan SM Individual

29 13 69.24 Billy Orr SM Individual

30 359 69.57 Alison Rankin SW Springwell

31 489 70.06 Aaron Smyth SM Individual

32 424 70.09 John Paul Wilson SM Individual

33 385 70.14 John Crilly SM Individual

34 501 70.50 Manus Mc Hugh SM Individual

35 101 71.15 Seamus Roddy SM Individual

36 172 71.43 Seamus Doherty SM Individual

37 332 71.45 Johnny Golgie SM Individual

38 148 71.48 Tony McGinn SM Individual

39 205 71.51 Danny Harkin SM Individual

40 558 71.54 Noel Gallagher SM Individual

41 487 72.03 Conor Mulkerns SM Individual

42 349 72.13 Karen Mc Laughlin SW Springwell

43 216 72.14 Shaun Boyle SM Individual

44 368 72.15 Eugene Mc Cafferty SM Individual

45 635 72.23 Mick Toland SM Individual

46 239 72.26 Sean Toland SM Individual

47 175 72.30 Dermott Kane SM Individual

48 354 72.37 Michael Deery SM Individual

49 309 72.39 Karen Flannery SW Individual

50 557 72.44 Vinny Hegarty SM Inishowen A C

51 372 73.01 John Morrissey SM Individual

52 199 73.09 Kevin Grant SM Individual

53 610 73.25 Adran Lynch SM Individual

54 448 73.30 Patrick White SM Individual

55 213 73.33 Martin Cullen SM Individual

56 586 73.41 Michael Collins SM Inishowen A C

57 289 73.56 Theresa Doherty SW Inishowen A C

58 544 74.01 Brian Scullion SM Individual

59 232 74.03 Gerry O Doherty SM Finn Valley A C

60 293 74.05 Michael Mc Donald SM Individual

61 369 74.32 Brendan Mc Bride SM Individual

62 234 74.34 Kevin Murray SM Individual

63 404 74.48 James Mc Bride SM Individual

64 261 74.55 Christopher Kelly SM Individual

65 556 74.57 Michael Madden SM Individual

66 399 75.08 Dermot Mc Granaghan SM Finn Valley A C

67 275 75.09 Conor Mc Gonagle SM Finn Valley A C

68 444 75.22 Steven Doherty SM Individual

69 256 75.23 Neil Hartin SM Individual

70 463 75.26 Duncan O Tole SM Individual

71 462 75.28 Elizabeth Mc Daid SW Inishowen A C

72 295 75.31 Joanne Doran SW Individual

73 28 75.31 Darren Wallace SM Individual

74 197 75.54 William Mc Gonigle SM Individual

75 519 75.59 Cathal Doyle SM Individual

76 523 76.02 Ryan Davenport SM Individual

77 483 76.05 Sharon Mc Daid SW Inishowen A C

78 595 76.08 Henry Mc Kinney SM Individual

79 494 76.18 Declan Carlin SM Finn Valley A C

80 198 76.29 Seamus Grant SM Individual

81 89 76.37 Pawel Dudek SM Individual

82 611 76.39 Eamonn Mc Gonigle SM Individual

83 488 76.41 Kieran Mc Colgan SM Individual

84 566 77.25 Michael Doherty SM Individual

85 388 77.26 Ryan Colhoun SM Individual

86 310 77.27 John Flannery SM Individual

87 237 77.28 Paul Mc Elhinney SM Individual

88 400 77.39 Seamus Mc Laughlin SM Individual

89 276 77.49 Mark Gilmore SM Individual

90 539 77.51 Charmain O Brien SW Finn Valley A C

91 491 77.58 Jim Porter SM Individual

92 461 77.58 Seamus Mc Daid SM Inishowen A C

93 435 78.15 CJ Bermingham SM Individual

94 512 78.28 Jonathon Doherty SM Individual

95 589 78.30 Colin Mooney SW Individual

96 490 78.36 Julia Kelly SW Individual

97 447 78.38 James Carlin SM Individual

98 403 78.45 Ciaran Mc Laughlin SM Individual

99 393 78.48 Gerard Hirrell SM Individual

100 44 78.49 Henry Donaghey SW Individual

101 617 78.51 Jamie Friel SM Individual

102 189 78.53 Jim Doherty SM Individual

103 355 78.57 Gavin Deery SM Individual

104 505 79.07 Peter Mc Kinney SM Inishowen A C

105 224 79.09 Michael Doherty SM Individual

106 561 79.15 Sean White SM Individual

107 291 79.17 Danny Mc Laughlin SM Individual

108 440 79.21 Padraig Doherty SM Individual

109 173 79.22 Bernard Mlaughlin SM Individual

110 585 79.27 Breege Collins SW Inishowen A C

111 331 79.33 Katherine Woods SW Individual

112 363 79.35 Kevin Cooley SM Individual

113 227 79.55 Liam Harkin SM Individual

114 3 80.08 Aidan Maguire SM Individual

115 546 80.13 Mary Connolly SW Finn Valley A C

116 529 80.21 Ellen Doherty SW Individual

117 149 80.42 Mark Nolan SM Individual

118 340 80.44 Andrew Mc Gonigle SM Individual

119 538 80.45 Andrew Mc Dermott SM Individual

120 82 80.53 Marie McConologue SW Individual

121 150 80.55 Theresa Doherty SW Individual

122 330 81.12 Peter Doherty SM Individual

123 214 81.13 Dermot Furey SM Individual

124 88 81.18 Padraic Slattery SW Individual

125 100 81.19 Stephen McGrath SM Individual

126 625 81.30 Ciaran Browne M35 Finn Valley A C

127 168 81.32 Sean Harkin SM Individual

128 220 81.33 Michael Doherty SM Individual

129 619 81.42 Brendan Lafferty SM Individual

130 41 81.53 George Gill SM Individual

131 265 81.53 John Farren SM Individual

132 608 81.55 Aidan Browne SM Individual

133 338 82.18 Conor Woods SM Individual

134 297 82.20 David O Driscoll SM Individual

135 446 82.26 Kevin Doherty SM Individual

136 637 82.27 Mark Logue SM Individual

137 47 82.29 John Torrans SM Individual

138 513 82.33 Maria Mc Gonagle SW Finn Valley A C

139 581 82.35 John Shortall SM Individual

140 38 82.43 Frank O’Deorain SM Individual

141 280 82.49 Oliver Walsh SM Individual

142 316 82.54 David Furey SM Individual

143 335 83.07 Pat Harkin SM Individual

144 311 83.09 Jamie Anderson SM Individual

145 221 83.09 Vincent Doherty SM Individual

146 626 83.21 Philip Scott SM Individual

147 389 83.40 Stephen Mc Cracken SM Individual

148 613 83.48 Edmund Doherty SM Inishowen A C

149 598 83.53 Paul Smith SM Individual

150 238 83.59 John O Brien SM Individual

151 90 83.59 Patrick Rooney SM Individual

152 17 84.03 Connor Smith SM Individual

153 441 84.10 Declan Mc Dermott SM Individual

154 495 84.11 Ben Mc Gonagle SM Individual

155 445 84.12 Martin Mailey SM Individual

156 362 84.12 Georgina O Leary SW Individual

157 361 84.26 Anne Mc Daid SW Individual

158 305 84.37 Michael Mc Laughlin SM Individual

159 543 84.39 Orlaith Furlong SW Individual

160 40 84.40 Gary Power SM Individual

161 615 84.44 Barry Mc Donald SM Individual

162 531 84.44 Peter Doherty SM Individual

163 155 84.48 Shaun Doherty SM Individual

164 98 84.50 Simon L Rice SM Individual

165 104 84.58 Thomas Walsh SM Individual

166 443 85.02 Ruth Doherty SW Individual

167 449 85.03 Eoghan White SM Individual

168 225 85.15 Wendy Read SW Individual

169 604 85.16 Aideen Mc Laughlin SW Individual

170 567 85.44 Garrett Duffy SM Individual

171 576 85.48 Dave Murtagh SM Individual

172 612 85.55 Gemma Faulkner SW Individual

173 453 85.56 Laurenz Egan SM Individual

174 371 85.58 Catherine Bell-Allen SW Springwell

175 409 85.59 Seamus Mc Daid SM Individual

176 39 86.10 Gerry Keane SM Individual

177 19 86.10 Conor Keane SM Individual

178 473 86.29 Mickey Bradley SM Individual

179 578 86.31 Patrick Browne SM Individual

180 633 86.33 Garret Doherty SM Individual

181 548 86.36 Liam Barron SM Individual

182 580 86.47 Patricia McLaughlin SW Individual

183 24 87.00 Christopher Pope SM Individual

184 66 87.05 Martin Harkin SM Individual

185 360 87.08 Michael Rankin SM Springwell

186 392 87.18 Ciaran Doherty SM Individual

187 427 87.20 James Davenport SM Individual

188 178 87.26 Roisin McMonagle SW Individual

189 466 87.26 Michael Porter SM Individual

190 342 87.34 David Patterson SM Individual

191 475 87.48 Darryl Mc Gee SM Individual

192 235 88.06 Siobhan Kearney SW Individual

193 166 88.19 Gary Fleming SM Individual

194 278 88.25 Kevin Gilmore SM Individual

195 259 88.28 Aine Lunney SW Individual

196 86 88.30 Pauline Sheridan SW Individual

197 450 88.40 Gary Whitre SM Individual

198 105 88.40 Ursula Lynch SW Individual

199 49 88.41 Joe Whoriskey SM Individual

200 588 88.42 Deirdre Rodden SW Individual

201 364 88.44 Karen Mc Dermott SW Individual

202 274 88.45 Linda Mc Daid SW Individual

203 577 88.45 Noeleen Heanen SW Individual

204 565 88.45 Neil A Mc Colgan SM Individual

205 61 88.45 Leo Sheehy SM Individual

206 124 88.57 Martin McDaid SM Individual

207 418 89.02 Kyle Craword SM Individual

208 474 89.02 Breda Bradleyf SW Individual

209 91 89.15 Patrick Hamson SM Individual

210 193 89.32 Rory Convery SW Individual

211 344 89.33 Shannon Mc Allister SW Springwell

212 345 89.34 Alison Mc Allister SW Springwell

213 135 89.35 Johnny Farren SM Individual

214 520 89.37 Stephen Browne SM Individual

215 267 89.37 Olle Flygt SM Individual

216 343 89.40 Mickey Mc Daid SM Individual

217 73 89.41 Marie O’Donnell SW Individual

218 484 89.54 Tanya McDaid SW Individual

219 286 89.59 Chris Cooley SM Individual

220 99 90.00 Seamus Kelly SM Individual

221 65 90.08 Maria Doherty SW Individual

222 391 90.22 Jamie-Lee Logue SW Individual

223 573 90.26 James Griffin SM Individual

224 547 90.29 Seamus Mc Laughlin SM Individual

225 554 90.30 Brendan Mc Gonagle SM Individual

226 469 90.35 James Sheridan SM Individual

227 21 90.35 Conor Watson SM Individual

228 229 90.35 Richard Watson SM Individual

229 209 90.54 Matthew Kirkham SM Individual

230 540 91.10 Muara Mc Laughlin SW Individual

231 552 91.10 Maureen Collins SW Individual

232 460 91.12 Ernie Pollock SM Individual

233 122 91.14 John Keyes SM Individual

234 300 91.16 PJ Mc Faul SM Individual

235 163 91.22 Noel McGonigle SM Individual

236 545 91.37 Peter Cavanagh SM Individual

237 29 91.40 Damian Downey SM Individual

238 600 91.45 Martin O Donnell SM Individual

239 555 91.51 Eugene Carlin SM Individual

240 438 92.11 Oonagh Mc Gowan SW Individual

241 614 92.12 Colm Mc Daid SM Individual

242 408 92.18 Jane Mc Ginty SW Individual

243 563 92.20 Sean Foley SM Finn Valley A C

244 640 92.38 Aileen Doherty SW Inishowen A C

245 639 92.41 Eddie Barrett SM Individual

246 492 92.49 Volker Ronge SM Individual

247 241 92.54 Stephen Doherty SM Individual

248 481 92.59 John Mulhern SM Individual

249 11 93.13 Breige O’Kane SW Individual

250 185 93.23 Pauline Gill SW Individual

251 186 93.23 Caroline Harkin SW Individual

252 292 94.05 Noreen Mc Laughlin SW Individual

253 4 94.06 Aine Doherty SW Individual

254 506 94.18 Laura Mc Daid SW Individual

255 356 94.19 Dunla Cassidy SW Individual

256 357 94.20 Aodhran Gallagher SM Individual

257 549 94.22 Cathy Harvey SW Individual

258 80 94.23 Monica Coyle SW Individual

259 110 94.28 Tricia Doherty SW Individual

260 277 94.46 Allanah Kearney SW Individual

261 518 94.58 John Peto SM Individual

262 74 95.02 Martina Quirke SW Individual

263 454 95.05 Kate Hegarty SW Individual

264 455 95.06 John Fitzgerald SM Individual

265 52 95.11 Kyle Duncan SW Individual

266 279 95.11 Roisin Toland SW Individual

267 551 95.19 Denise Mc Carron SW Individual

268 218 95.24 Charlie Doherty SM Individual

269 10 95.25 Brian Westman SM Individual

270 597 95.47 Jullianne Millar SW Individual

271 240 95.53 Cathal Sheridan SM Individual

272 35 95.54 Finn McKernan SM Individual

273 432 96.00 Jacqueline Molloy SW Individual

274 428 96.35 Trina Mhic Dhonaill SW Individual

275 236 96.37 Matthew Mc Crossan SM Individual

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277 260 96.41 Bernard Mc Daid SM Individual

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Total Runners: 625

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L.A.C. Easter Sunday 3k 2013

Place Race No. Time FirstName Surname Club

1 1558 9.16 Declan Reid – City Of Derry

2 1589 9.20 Owen Mc Ginley – Cranford A C

3 1584 9.21 Gerard Gallagher – Finn Valley A C

4 1544 9.22 Patrick Hamilton – City Of Derry

5 1550 9.23 Emmet McGinty – City Of Derry

6 1541 9.25 Chris Mc Guiness – Foyle Valley

7 1580 9.27 Sean McGettigan – Finn Valley A C

8 1559 9.27 Gary Slevin – City Of Derry

9 1542 9.30 Peter Gibbons – Letterkenny A C

10 1556 9.33 Paul Mc Cafferty – City Of Derry

11 1549 9.45 Nick Cassidy – City Of Derry

12 1503 9.51 Ivan Toner – Letterkenny A C

13 1591 9.54 Conor Morrison – Letterkenny A C

14 1551 9.55 Ciaran Carlin – Finn Valley A C

15 1557 10.00 Kevin Ferry – Letterkenny A C

16 1563 10.11 Oisin Gallen – Finn Valley A C

17 1576 10.21 Paddy McDaid – Individual

18 1502 10.25 Barry Meehan – Letterkenny A C

19 1501 10.25 Ciaran Crawford – Letterkenny A C

20 1585 10.26 Aidan McKena – Letterkenny A C

21 1565 10.27 Padraig Friel – Letterkenny A C

22 1568 10.28 Pauric Breslin – Individual

23 1583 10.32 Tom Thompson – Finn Valley A C

24 1505 10.38 Zac Mc Gowan – City Of Derry

25 1564 10.39 Raymond Birch – Letterkenny A C

26 1570 10.41 Pádhraig Patton – Finn Valley A C

27 1545 10.41 Liam Murray – Individual

28 1504 10.46 Paul Toner – Letterkenny A C

29 1597 11.04 Shane Gallagher – Individual

30 1567 11.07 Paul McMonagle – Letterkenny A C

31 1506 11.18 Michael Penrose – Finn Valley A C

32 1509 11.21 Paddy Ward – Letterkenny A C

33 1590 11.26 Ciaran O Donnell – Letterkenny A C

34 1560 11.29 Darren Price – Individual

35 1569 11.47 Seamus Nallen – Individual

36 1588 11.53 Paul Catterson – Individual

37 1561 11.54 Drew Doherty – Finn Valley A C

38 1582 12.02 Cathall Harvey – Individual

39 1566 12.11 Kieran Coyle – Letterkenny A C

40 1543 12.17 Hanah Mc Gowan – City Of Derry

41 1573 12.21 Barry Gallagher – Individual

42 1596 12.23 Gillian Marley – Milford A C

43 1574 12.38 Ciara Finnegan – Letterkenny A C

44 1555 12.42 Anthony Murray – Individual

45 1554 12.58 Seamus Crossan – Individual

46 1595 13.00 Noel McBride – Individual

47 1572 13.02 Sean O Donnell – Individual

48 1571 13.14 Eunan McBride – Letterkenny A C

49 1598 13.43 Niamh McDaid – Letterkenny A C

50 1581 14.23 Rhona Wherity – Individual

51 1552 14.25 Annaali Kelly – Individual

52 1562 14.28 Ollie Harvey – Individual

53 1546 14.30 John Curran – Individual

54 1587 14.30 Colm McDaid – Individual

55 1594 14.46 Darragh Morrison – Letterkenny A C

56 1592 14.46 Seamus Morison – Letterkenny A C

57 1508 14.49 Anna Mc Fadden – Individual

58 1586 15.49 James Green – Individual

59 1548 16.17 Julie McGoohan – Individual

60 1547 16.17 Jane Mcgoohan – Individual

61 1507 16.19 Denis Mc Fadden – Individual

62 1593 17.40 Marjorie Morrison – Letterkenny A C

63 1553 18.20 Aoibhinn Boyd – Individual

64 1575 18.20 Donna McBride – Individual

Total Runners: 64

Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams TD gave the main address today at the annual Easter commemoration in Drumboe, County Donegal, and launched a scathing attack on the Government over its austerity measures.

In a wide ranging address the Sinn Féin leader slammed the Irish government’s policy of austerity and the way it is kow-towing to the interests of golden circles and elites in Irish society and acting in their interests as opposed to the interests of Irish citizens.

He said: “The record of this government in its two years in power has been appalling. Fine Gael and Labour were elected to undo the damage of Fianna Fáil but have chosen instead to implement Fianna Fáil policies.

“The government’s austerity policies are driving up poverty and disadvantage. Emigration and unemployment are at record levels; public services, particularly health, are in crisis; the economy has flatlined and another new tax – the Property Tax – has to be paid by struggling families in the summer.

“Sinn Féin is introducing a Bill to reverse the Property Tax and will campaign for its repeal.”

Mr Adams also challenged those who are exploiting the controversy over flags and emblems in the North. He said: “Unionists leaders have to face up to the reality that the old ways and the old days are gone.

“Playing party politics with this issue is dangerous and counterproductive.

“There are many genuine loyalists and unionists, including former combatants, working in disadvantaged communities who realise the dangers and risks involved.

“They also know that it is citizens from these disadvantaged communities who will bear the brunt of any violent or disruptive actions.

“These communities have more in common with their republican neighbours than they may realise.

“Dialogue between them and Sinn Féin is essential and I commit our party, without preconditions, to be part of such discussions both in the short term as we face into the Orange matching season, and in the longer term to find, not only solutions to contentious issues but to tackle economic disadvantage.

“The vast majority of citizens want to live in a fair society based upon equality and Sinn Féin is committed to bring that this about. That’s why we are calling for a border poll on Irish unity to be held in the next term of the Oireachtas and the Assembly. The people should decide on the future direction of the island of Ireland.”

Mr Adams said that there is also a need to face up to legacy issues. Charlie Daly, Sean Larkin, Daniel Enwright and Timothy O Sullivan who are honoured at Drumboe, were republican volunteers who were summarily executed by Free State forces during the civil war.

Mr Adams said: “Seventy-seven republicans were executed during that period.

“There was never any process of reconciliation put in place after those catastrophic events.

“They still cast a shadow over Irish society today and shape political life in this state.

“Other republicans died in this state as a consequence of the conflict. Tom Smith, a republican prisoner, was killed in Portlaoise prison and Hugh Hehir was shot dead in County Clare.

“During the era of the heavy gang many citizens were brutally assaulted. Beatings were also common place within the prison system. And there was collusion between elements of the Irish establishment and the British forces in the North.

“Republicans also inflicted great hurt. Members of the state forces here, including Gardai were killed.

“These matters need to be faced up to. Sinn Féin believes that the best way of doing this is through the establishment of an Independent International Truth Commission.

“The two governments’, former combatants and those in leadership across Ireland and Britain need to part of such a process. There can be no hierarchy of victims.

“The people of this island need a genuine process of national reconciliation.

“I am prepared to meet with victims’ families and others as part of this.”

A young woman from Raphoe has been chosen as the Donegal Rose to go forward for the Rose of Tralee contest.

Catherine McCarron was a popular choice at a gala function to choose Donegal’s rose at Harvey’s Point Hotel last night.

TV3 personality Noel Cunningham interviewed the ladies and each performed a chosen piece.

Catherine was eventually chosen as the popular winner from the ten finalists.

A 26 year old man has been charged in connection with a robbery and an attempted robbery in Letterkenny.

The man was detained when he attempted to rob the Glencar Filling station last night.

The man was detained by staff and then held until Gardai arrived and he was subsequently arrested.

He was taken to Letterkenny Garda station where he was questioned overnight.

The man was also charged in connection with the robbery of Callaghan’s XL shop on Letterkenny’s Main Street on March 24th last.

The man was bailed to appear at Letterkenny District Court on April 22nd.

It is not understood the man is from the locality.

Ann Marie Glynn did superbly well in Omagh

Lifford AC had a great showing when a team travelled to take part in the Omagh Half-Marathon.

The highlight of the day coming in the ladies race where former Irish Cross Country runner Ann Marie Glynn claimed her first half marathon victory, in a comfortable time of 1.20.03.

This was Mc Glynns first time to compete in this distance and she led from start to finish with her nearest rival over 3 minutes off the pace.

Ann Marie has represented Ireland both at European and World Events in which she led the Irish team.

Another highlight was Claire McGuigan who finished 4th overall in the ladies event picking a prize as well.

In the men’s field Daniel Hannigan was the first home for the club with an impressive 11th place overall. Daniel is now expected to build on recent form and be one of the leading athletes in Donegal and Ulster. Daniel now turns his attention to the Belfast City Marathon in May.

Coach Kevin Connolly has said that he is delighted and proud with all the Senior Athletes, and expects big results over the upcoming season. “The attitude that the athletes are showing in training is superb, and with this the results are starting to show.”

Daniel Hannigan Lifford AC 01:16:11

Ann-Marie McGlynn Lifford AC 01:20:02

Sean Dudgeon Lifford AC 01:23:15

Paul Kelly Lifford AC 01:24:26

Eddie Kelly Lifford AC 01:25:30

Martin Devenney Lifford AC 01:26:47

Claire MajellMcGuigan Lifford AC 01:27:39

Maurice Sharkey Lifford AC 01:28:48

Gary Gallagher Lifford AC 01:29:15

Gerard Campbell Lifford AC 01:35:07

Dominic Carlin Lifford AC 01:35:36

Conor Hayes Lifford AC 01:38:40

Brian Breslin Lifford AC 01:39:00

PadraigMag Loingsigh Lifford AC 01:43:38

Liam Maguire Lifford AC 01:44:27

Danny Devenney Lifford AC 01:44:26

Amanda Monaghan Lifford AC 01:47:17

Jacqui Timoney Lifford AC 01:52:52

Rachel Friel Lifford AC 01:54:51

The bands parade proudly down Dungloe’s Main Street

A huge crowd turned out in Dungloe today for a spectacular showing of local marching bands.

A total of 11 bands featuring 322 people paraded up the town’s Main Street for the first time ever.

Hundreds of visitors travelled from across the country and as far as Scotland especially for the occasion.

The bands battled it out for the big band competition but the real winner on the day was the town.

The breakdown of members included 29 flags, 12 leaders, 192 flutes, 30 triangles, etc, 48 side drums and 11 big drums.

Glencar Inn Division Two

Glenree United Reserves 1 Keadue Rovers Reserves 2

Keadue Rovers had an encouraging win against Glenree at Central Park on Saturday. On what was a very cold day for football it was Keadue who were quick out of the blocks with striker Darragh Hanlon showing well up front. In the fifteenth minute the home side took the lead when Mark Sweeney flicked in a near post header from a corner. By twenty minutes Keadue were well on top and from a free kick, which came off the post, Damien Hanlon was on hand to knock it into the net from close range. Glenree had a good closing fifteen minutes to the half having a couple of long range strikes on goal. They were rewarded on the half time whistle, when following a header which was well saved by Keadue keeper Ben Boyle, Owen McLaughlin followed up with a close range effort to make it 2-1. Into the second half and it was mostly Glenree on the attack with Keadue playing a holding game. Apart from a couple of runs in behind the home defence, Glenree didn’t have any clear cut chances or force the home keeper into any saves. The home side held out for a good victory. A good display by both teams in difficult conditions. Darragh Hanlon was standing out for Keadue Rovers.

Referee: Paul Doherty.

Donegal Town Reserves 5 Gweedore United Reserves 2

Donegal Town maintained their promotion push with a solid home performance against Gweedore United. Donegal dominated the early stages and deservedly took the lead when Joe McIntyre whipped the ball across the area for Gary Ward to hammer home at the far post. Sloppy defending allowed Gweedore back into the game as a misplaced pass out of defence from Donegal allowed Stephen O’Donnell to level things up with a fine finish from the edge of the area. Gweedore looked dangerous and created some good chances but it was the home side that went in ahead at the break when David Bustard prodded home a well placed through ball from Kevin Devaney. The stand out moment in the game came just after half time from Donegal’s left winger McIntyre. Upon receiving the ball in his own half, he bobbed and weaved his way past several defenders before coolly slotting the ball past the Gweedore ‘keeper to make it 3-1. Gweedore pulled a goal back when Joe Coyle broke the offside trap to put the game back in the balance. Donegal responded well and McIntyre restored the home side’s two goal advantage when his cross found its way into the back of the net. The win was sealed moments from time when substitute Paddy O’ Kennedy was taken down when through on goal. The subsequent penalty was dispatched by Donegal’s talisman Bustard to seal the victory. Good team performances from both sides with Joe McIntyre standing out for the hosts. Referee: John Mc Glanaghey.

Milford United Reserves 1 Deele Harps 3

Deele took another step towards the title with this win in Moyle View. Deele had the better of the opening exchanges and on twenty minutes Shane Gallagher opened his account with a smart finish. The goal spurred Milford into action and they came back into the game when good work by Lee Burke on the wing ended with Ciran Blaney firing home from a tight angle. Milford were then unlucky not to go ahead when Lee Burke hit the post. There was nothing to choose between the teams in the second half until Dermot Shiels struck a speculative shot which caught the keeper off his line and finished in the net. Milford went for broke and were caught when Gallagher netted his second to finish off the game.

Downtown United 4 Tullyvinney Rovers 1

Downtown United took the lead on 26minutes when Charles McLaughlin slotted home from 5yards. Tullyvinney Rovers equalised from the penalty spot on 31minutes when Redmond Doherty was adjudged to have handled the ball inside the Downtown United box. Garvin Tinney put the penalty away despite the best efforts of the Downtown keeper. Downtown regained the lead with 5minutes left in the first half. A great through ball from Gio People to Niall Bonner who raced clear and coolly slotted it past the outrushing Tullyvinney keeper.

Downtown started the second half brightly with both Krissi McLaughlin and Niall Bonner going close for the home side. Downtown capitalised on their great start to the second half when Charles McLaughlin scored a 30 yard volley to put them 3-1 ahead. The Scoring was rounded off by the home sides’ Captain Redmond Doherty with a diving header from a great cross from the left boot of Niall Bonner. Best for Downtown was Niall Bonner while Garvin Tinney was best for Tullyvinney

Brian Mc Cormick Sports Premier Division

Glenea United 4 Milford United 5

In blustery conditions it was Milford who came out on top in the dying moments. The home side started brightly and pressed hard for the opening goal. They were rewarded on 25 minutes when Paul Sweeney was on hand to force the ball home after a scramble in the box after a corner. Milford equalized on 28 minutes when Peter Doherty was played through and he rounded the keeper to slot the ball home. Glenea regained the lead on the stroke of halftime. Ryan McFadden saw his initial effort well saved by the away keeper but Michael Barry was on hand slot home the rebound. In the 2nd half Milford started well and equalised on 60 minutes when Peter Doherty got on the end of a long throw to fire the ball into the net. Milford started to take control of the game and took the lead on 65 minutes when Joey Conlon drilled home from the edge of the area. Glenea got back into the game on 75 minutes when Brian Cuffe scored with an overhead kick from a Shane Ferry cross. Glena regained the lead on 90 minutes when Michael Barry slid the ball in at the near post after good work by John Mc Garvey. However in injury time all the home side’s good work was undone as Milford scored two goals to take victory. Mark Flood headed home at the back post and Brendan Murray drilled the ball home after a scramble to give his side victory. Best for Glena were John Harley and Sean Maguire, while Peter Doherty and PJ Hagan were best for Milford. Referee: Marty Mc Garrigle

Dunkineely Celtic 0 Rathmullan Celtic 2

Dunkineely’s fight for survival in the Premier Division suffered a setback with this two nil defeat at home to Rathmullan Celtic. The scoreline does not reflect the effort and good play of the home team who despite conceding in the possession stakes created the better chances. The first half was a rather tame affair with neither team really dominating. Rathmullan had plenty of possession but never really troubled the home defence which restricted them to a few long range efforts. The best effort of the half came from Adrian Nesbitt for the home side whose curling shot from 18 yards was expertly tipped away by the visiting keeper.

The game changed in a thirty second spell on 50 minutes. A Dunkineely corner was headed against the underside of the bar by Aaron Byrne and hit the keeper on the head before being cleared. Rathmullan broke and Oisin Mc Menamin beat the keeper to a long ball and lobbed it into the net. Despite this setback Dunkineely still kept playing good attacking football and created a number of openings. Martin Cunningham saw his shot well saved by the keeper on 68 minutes. Paul Mc Fadden and Patrick White had good efforts on goal go narrowly wide as the home side pressed for a way back into the game. Rathmullan got their second when a misplaced pass out of defence was picked up by Paddy Sheridan who played in Eamonn Sheridan who beat the keeper from 12 yards. Despite their endeavours Dunkineely could not find a way through and must now hope to get points in their remaining three games to at least make the playoffs.

Best for Rathmullan were Shay Coyle and Eamonn Sheridan. For Dunkineely Aiden Duddy and Aaron Byrne were best. Referee Ed Moore

Watson Hire Division One

Keadue Rovers 1 Donegal Town 2

Donegal Town came to Central Park on Easter Sunday and took away all three points in a deserved but hard fought victory. Played in tough, windy conditions, Keadue fielded an unfamiliar line up and it was Donegal Town, playing with the advantage of the strong wind who were the dominant team and set about knocking the ball around to good effect and forcing home keeper Danny Rodgers into a few good saves early on. They took the lead of fifteen minutes when a free kick from left back Danny Mc Garrigle found the net directly. They were still on top and had good chances in both the twentieth and twenty fifth minutes to increase their lead but Keadue remained dogged throughout, defending in numbers. The home side retained possession a little better after that but it was still Donegal who were forcing the home keeper into saves from long range efforts and set pieces. Into the second half and with the wind behind them Keadue were more positive and were rewarded in the fiftieth minute when, from a good passing move in midfield, Sean Bonner hit a great effort to the top corner to make it 1-1. Donegal Town however to their credit were straight on the attack again and were the better team for the next twenty minutes creating a few good chances and pinning the home team back. They went ahead again on seventy two minutes when Declan Browne reacted quickest to a through ball and his shot flew into the corner of the net. For the final fifteen minutes Keadue made a big push for the equaliser, pushing extra men up front but despite plenty of ball, just couldn’t fashion a clear effort on goal and it was Donegal who held out for the victory.

A decent game of football in tricky conditions with team efforts from both sides.

Referee: Gerry Gallagher.

Ulster Cup

Moville Celtic 2 Lifford Celtic 1

NO REPORT AVAILABLE

DONEGAL JUNIOR LEAGUE – RESULTS

Glencar Inn Division Two

Glenree United Reserves 1 v 2 Keadue Rovers Reserves

Donegal Town Reserves 5 v 2 Gweedore United Reserves

Milford United Reserves 1 v 3 Deele Harps

Downtown United 4 v 1 Tullyvinney Rovers

Brian Mc Cormick Sports Premier Division

Glenea United 4 v 5 Milford United

Dunkineely Celtic 0 v 2 Rathmullan Celtic

Watson Hire Division One

Keadue Rovers 1 v 2 Donegal Town

Ulster Cup

Moville Celtic 2 v 1 Lifford Celtic

DONEGAL JUNIOR LEAGUE

FIXTURES

SATURDAY 6-4-2013 K.O. 2 p.m. (Unless Stated)

Old Orchard Inn Division One

Mulroy Celtic v Fintown Harps AFC

Glencar Celtic v Kilmacrennan Celtic Reserves

Glenea United Reserves v Castlefin Celtic Reserves

Glencar Inn Division Two

Cranford United Reserves v Tullyvinney Rovers

Deele Harps v Keadue Rovers Reserves

Gweedore United Reserves v Downtown United

SUNDAY 7-4-2013 K.O. 2 p.m. (Unless Stated)

Brian Mc Cormick Sports Premier Division

Lifford Celtic v Rathmullan Celtic

Watson Hire Division One

Drumoghill FC v Arranmore United

Curragh Athletic v Ballybofey United

Raphoe Town v Cappry Rovers

Keadue Rovers v Cranford United

Eany Celtic v Donegal Town

CT Ball Division Two

Convoy Arsenal v Kerrykeel’71 FC

Bonagee United v Drumbar FC

Whitestrand United v Gweedore United

Glenree United v Dunlewy Celtic

Letterbarrow Celtic v Copany Rovers

Knockalla Caravans Cup 2013

Swilly Rovers v Dunkineely Celtic

Glenea United v Letterkenny Rovers

Glengad United v Kilmacrennan Celtic

Milford United v Kildrum Tigers

WEDNESDAY 10-4-2013 K.O. 6.30p.m.

Brian Mc Cormick Sports Premier Division

Kilmacrennan Celtic v Rathmullan Celtic

Glencar Inn Division Two

Deele Harps v Downtown United

Milford United Reserves v Cranford United Reserves

Arsonists have torched a Garda’s private car parked outside the station where he works.

The silver Toyota Corolla car belonging to Garda Damian O’Connor was completely gutted in the attack at Kilmacrennan Garda station around 5.45am this morning.

Garda O’Connor was out on patrol at the time of the attack.

The car was taken away and is being forensically examined and no arrests have been made.

Sources claim the attack may have been carried out by criminals being investigated for incidents in the local village.

It came less than 24 hours after arsonists struck at a farm in the townland of Ballyheerin, just outside Kilmacrennan.

Farm buildings, horse carts and a van were set alight but no-one was injured.

Gardai appealed for information on the attacks.

“This was a despicable act of wanton vandalism,” said a Garda spokesman.

“We would appeal to anyone with information to give it to Gardai as a matter of urgency.”

A spokesman for the Garda Press office said a full investigation has been launched into the incident but no arrests have been made.

Local independent councillor Michael McBride condemned those responsible for the incident.

“The people of Kilmacrennan are outraged that they have woken up on Easter Sunday to this dreadful incident,” he said.

“This sort of incident is extremely rare thankfully but it shows the level some criminals will go to in an attempt to disrupt the work of gardai. It will not succeed.

“The village and surrounding community is rightly angry after what has happened.”

ROISIN Carlin’s TV stardom dream is over.

The Donegal girl was axed from RTE’s The Voice tonight.

She had been panned by the judges for her performance earlier in the show – getting just 17 from a possible 30 for her performance.

In an interview before the public got their say, the 20-year-old expressed the hope that people would save her.

But that didn’t happen as 22-year-old Dubliner Wayne Beatty won the judges and the public vote to continue in Jamelia’s team – and she then failed to land a lifeline.

However the Fahan girl was looking on the bright side of life this evening.

She said: I turned 4 chairs at my blind audition, I kicked ass in the battle, I made it to the final 16 out of about 4,500 people.

“I have loved every minute of this compeition, it has been such a life changing experience! to everyone who voted for me..thank you so much! I am blessed to have such great support and followers!

“To everyone who sponsored me and helped me with posters and signs thank you. I could honestly go on all night but I won’t. It’s going to be hard getting back into reality and routine but this aint the last you’ve seen of me.”

Shay and Jane

SHAY Given has issued a statement tonight on his separation from his wife.

There have been reports in Britain linking the Donegal man with a new girlfriend.

However it’s understood Shay and his wife Jane have been separated for some time.

“Shay and his wife separated a number of months ago and, in the interests of their young family, they request that their right to privacy continues to be respected,” said a spokesman for the former Ireland goalkeeper.

The Aston Villa player was at Villa Park for today’s game with Liverpool, but he wasn’t picked to play.

Shay met Jane in Glasgow in 1999 and married seven months later.

DONEGAL SOUTH

Under 14 League Division 1

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

31-Mar-2013 Bundoran 9 – 9 3 – 7 Naomh Naille Bundoran

Minor League Section 2

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

29-Mar-2013 Bundoran 2 – 7 3 – 11 Kilcar Bundoran

Minor League Section 1

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

29-Mar-2013 Naomh Sean 4 – 16 1 – 2 Naomh Brid/Pettigo Naomh Sean

Under 14 League Division 1

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

28-Mar-2013 Four Masters 4 – 17 2 – 5 Naomh Mhuire Four Masters

Minor League Section 2

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

27-Mar-2013 Naomh Naille 4 – 6 3 – 17 Na Rossa Naomh Naille

Minor League Section 1

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

26-Mar-2013 Aodh Ruadh 0 – 6 1 – 9 Dungloe Aodh Ruadh

Under 14 League Division 2

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

25-Mar-2013 Ardara B 1 – 6 2 – 13 Killybegs Ardara

Minor League Section 1

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

25-Mar-2013 Naomh Conaill 1 – 7 2 – 7 Naomh Mhuire Naomh Connaill

DONEGAL NORTH

Minor League Division 2 Section 2

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

31-Mar-2013 Termon 2 – 18 1 – 4 St Michaels The Burn Road

COUNTY DONEGAL RESULTS

Senior League Div2

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

31-Mar-2013 Sean MacCumhaills 0 – 2 0 – 12 Glenswilly Sean Mac Cumhaill

Senior League Div1

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

31-Mar-2013 Málainn/Malin 2 – 10 1 – 9 Ardara Connolly Park

Senior League Div2

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

31-Mar-2013 Realt na Mara G.F.C 0 – 8 0 – 5 Gleann Fhinne Bundoran

Senior League Div1

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

31-Mar-2013 Naomh Conaill 1 – 6 0 – 6 CLG Na Cealla Beaga Glenties Davy Brennan Memorial

Senior League Div2

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

31-Mar-2013 An Clochán Liath 1 – 11 0 – 9 Naomh Mhuire Dungloe

Division 2 Reserve League

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

31-Mar-2013 Sean MacCumhaills 1 – 2 0 – 5 Glenswilly MacCumhaill Park

Division 1 Res

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

31-Mar-2013 Kilcar 1 – 4 2 – 11 Four Masters Pairc Tamnaigh Kilcar

Division 2 Reserve League

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

31-Mar-2013 Realt na Mara G.F.C 0 – 4 1 – 9 Gleann Fhinne Bundoran

Division 1 Res

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

31-Mar-2013 Malin 3 – 8 2 – 8 Ardara Connolly Park

31-Mar-2013 Naomh Conaill 1 – 7 0 – 6 Killybegs Glenties Davy Brennan Memorial

Division 2 Reserve League

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

31-Mar-2013 An Clochán Liath 1 – 10 1 – 8 Naomh Mhuire Dungloe

Senior League Division 3

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

30-Mar-2013 Naomh Colmcille 1 – 7 1 – 11 Na Dúnaibh/Downings Pairc Colmcille

30-Mar-2013 St Naul’s 1 – 10 1 – 8 Aodh Ruadh Ballyshannon Páirc Gearóid O’Gallachóir

Senior League Division 4

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

30-Mar-2013 Naomh Pádraig Uisce Chaoin 3 – 3 1 – 15 Convoy Naomh Padraig Uisce Chaoin

Senior League Division 3

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

30-Mar-2013 Naomh Pádraig Leifear 0 – 12 1 – 9 Red Hughs Naomh Padraig Leifear

Senior League Division 4

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

30-Mar-2013 Na Rossa 1 – 4 2 – 4 Moville Na Rossa

Senior League Division 3

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

30-Mar-2013 Naomh Columba 0 – 11 2 – 6 Gaeil Fhánada Arús Seán Ó hÉinne

Div 3 Res League

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

30-Mar-2013 Naomh Padraig Leifear 2 – 10 0 – 5 Red Hughs Naomh Padraig Leifear

Div 4 Res League

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

30-Mar-2013 Naomh Pádraig Uisce Chaoin 0 – 5 0 – 9 Convoy TBC

Div 3 Res League

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

30-Mar-2013 St Nauls 0 – 13 2 – 5 Aodh Ruadh Páirc Gearóid O’Gallachóir

30-Mar-2013 Naomh Colmcille 2 – 5 4 – 8 Downings Naomh Colmcille

Senior League Div2

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

30-Mar-2013 Buncrana 2 – 7 0 – 6 Cloughaneely Buncrana Scarvey

Div 3 Res League

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

30-Mar-2013 Naomh Columba 1 – 7 0 – 10 Fanad Gaels Arús Seán Ó hÉinne

Division 2 Reserve League

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

30-Mar-2013 Buncrana 0 – 2 4 – 14 Cloughaneely Buncrana Scarvey

29-Mar-2013 Buncrana 0 – 4 0 – 8 Glenswilly Buncrana Scarvey

Senior League Div1

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

29-Mar-2013 St Eunans 4 – 10 0 – 6 Kilcar St Eunan’s

Senior League Division 4

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

29-Mar-2013 Milford 1 – 11 1 – 6 Letterkenny Gaels Moyle Park

Senior League Div2

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

29-Mar-2013 Sean Mac Cumhaill 0 – 9 0 – 10 Naomh Muire Sean Mac Cumhaill

29-Mar-2013 Buncrana 2 – 4 0 – 15 Glenswilly Buncrana Scarvey

Senior League Div1

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

29-Mar-2013 Naomh Conaill 0 – 7 1 – 8 Four Masters Glenties

Senior League Div2

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

29-Mar-2013 Termon 1 – 7 0 – 7 Cloich Cheann Fhaola Termon

Senior League Division 4

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

29-Mar-2013 Pettigo 0 – 2 6 – 15 Burt Pettigo

Senior League Div2

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

29-Mar-2013 An Clochán Liath 2 – 9 0 – 11 Gleann Fhinne Dungloe

Senior League Div1

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

29-Mar-2013 CLG Na Cealla Beaga 1 – 5 1 – 10 Ardara McDevitt Park

Div 4 Res League

Date Team 1 Score Score Team 2 Venue Comment

29-Mar-2013 Milford 1 – 11 1 – 8 Letterkenny Gaels Moyle Park