10 days ago
Below Deck Mediterranean star Nathan Gallagher, who was arrested in Dec. 2025, is reportedly facing ****** ault charges and an active warrant for his arrest from a separate incident back in 2022, Page Six reported.
Gallagher, who is from Burtonport, Ireland, was arrested on Aug. 7, 2022, for ****** aulting another man and causing harm, according to the Donegal Daily, a local news outlet in Ireland.
A bench warrant for Gallagher's arrest was filed in April 2025 and is still active. The warrant was issued at the Dungloe District Court after the Bravo star didn't appear for a court date.
The warrant for Gallagher's arrest in Ireland is unrelated to his upcoming court date in Australia for his 2025 arrest, where he allegedly ****** aulted a 29-year-old woman in New South Wales.
No serious injuries were documented at the time of the incident. After he was arrested near Melrose Park, Gallagher was taken to Gladesville Police Station, the Donegal Daily reported.
#donegal #star #active
Gallagher, who is from Burtonport, Ireland, was arrested on Aug. 7, 2022, for ****** aulting another man and causing harm, according to the Donegal Daily, a local news outlet in Ireland.
A bench warrant for Gallagher's arrest was filed in April 2025 and is still active. The warrant was issued at the Dungloe District Court after the Bravo star didn't appear for a court date.
The warrant for Gallagher's arrest in Ireland is unrelated to his upcoming court date in Australia for his 2025 arrest, where he allegedly ****** aulted a 29-year-old woman in New South Wales.
No serious injuries were documented at the time of the incident. After he was arrested near Melrose Park, Gallagher was taken to Gladesville Police Station, the Donegal Daily reported.
#donegal #star #active
15 days ago
Gabriel Bannigan has stepped down from his role as Monaghan manager after two years at the helm.
Bannigan initially joined Monaghan as part of Vinny Corey's management team in 2022 before succeeding Corey as boss in 2024.
Under Bannigan, Monaghan won the Division Two **** le in 2025 and reached successive All-Ireland quarter-finals where they were knocked out by Donegal and then Louth.
The Farney men were relegated from Division One this year after a tough league campaign in which they failed to pick up a point.
They bounced back well in the Ulster SFC with wins over Cavan and Derry but suffered an extra-time defeat against Armagh in the decider.
#vinny #corey #donegal
Bannigan initially joined Monaghan as part of Vinny Corey's management team in 2022 before succeeding Corey as boss in 2024.
Under Bannigan, Monaghan won the Division Two **** le in 2025 and reached successive All-Ireland quarter-finals where they were knocked out by Donegal and then Louth.
The Farney men were relegated from Division One this year after a tough league campaign in which they failed to pick up a point.
They bounced back well in the Ulster SFC with wins over Cavan and Derry but suffered an extra-time defeat against Armagh in the decider.
#vinny #corey #donegal
1 month ago
Former Donegal All-Ireland winner James McHugh has died following a car crash in County Cavan.
McHugh, who was in his 60s, played inter-county football for Donegal from 1990 until 1998, also winning two Ulster Championships with the side.
An All-Star in the year his county lifted Sam Maguire for the first time, he scored a point from play in the 0-18 to 0-14 final victory over Dublin at Croke Park.
He was killed following a collision between a car and a van on the N3 at Drummallaght, between Virginia and Cavan town on Monday afternoon. A woman in her 60s, who was a passenger in the car, was seriously injured and was airlifted to hospital.
His Gaelic Athletic ***** ociation (GAA) club said it was devastated by the news.
#mchugh
McHugh, who was in his 60s, played inter-county football for Donegal from 1990 until 1998, also winning two Ulster Championships with the side.
An All-Star in the year his county lifted Sam Maguire for the first time, he scored a point from play in the 0-18 to 0-14 final victory over Dublin at Croke Park.
He was killed following a collision between a car and a van on the N3 at Drummallaght, between Virginia and Cavan town on Monday afternoon. A woman in her 60s, who was a passenger in the car, was seriously injured and was airlifted to hospital.
His Gaelic Athletic ***** ociation (GAA) club said it was devastated by the news.
#mchugh
1 month ago
For a few hours on Sunday, social media lit up with rumours and speculation that Seamus Coleman had found himself a new club.
Not on the football pitch but with his local Gaelic football side, Killybegs.
The 37-year-old left Everton at the end of the last season, bringing a 17-year tenure with the Premier League club to a close.
Republic of Ireland captain Coleman has been without a club since, despite featuring in June's international friendlies, but it was rumoured he would make a sensational return to Gaelic football.
The Donegal Senior Football Championship started on Saturday, and Killybegs travelled to Four Masters in their opener on Sunday afternoon.
#gaelic
Not on the football pitch but with his local Gaelic football side, Killybegs.
The 37-year-old left Everton at the end of the last season, bringing a 17-year tenure with the Premier League club to a close.
Republic of Ireland captain Coleman has been without a club since, despite featuring in June's international friendlies, but it was rumoured he would make a sensational return to Gaelic football.
The Donegal Senior Football Championship started on Saturday, and Killybegs travelled to Four Masters in their opener on Sunday afternoon.
#gaelic
2 months ago
Goals proved decisive as Kerry's quest for back-to-back All-Ireland SFC ***** les remains on course with a 2-18 to 0-20 victory over Dublin in Sunday's semi-final.
In scorching heat at Croke Park, Jack O'Connor's men did enough to get past a stern Dublin, who will reflect on a day where they were close to upsetting the odds, but 12 wides and two goal chances of their own passed up cost them.
It was the first championship meeting between the old rivals since Dublin won the 2023 All- Ireland final and while Ger Brennan's men have enjoyed a relatively productive campaign with wins over Donegal and Galway, the Kingdom remained a step ahead.
While David Clifford was held quiet for long spells, the Fossa man still ended up with 1-6 to his name as Kerry found a way to get him on the ball, but older brother Paudie pulled the strings with five points of his own.
For Dublin, Con O'Callaghan was well contained, but Cormac Costello and Colm Basquel stepped up, but they needed more on the day as Kerry will now face Mayo in the final on Sunday, 26 July.
In scorching heat at Croke Park, Jack O'Connor's men did enough to get past a stern Dublin, who will reflect on a day where they were close to upsetting the odds, but 12 wides and two goal chances of their own passed up cost them.
It was the first championship meeting between the old rivals since Dublin won the 2023 All- Ireland final and while Ger Brennan's men have enjoyed a relatively productive campaign with wins over Donegal and Galway, the Kingdom remained a step ahead.
While David Clifford was held quiet for long spells, the Fossa man still ended up with 1-6 to his name as Kerry found a way to get him on the ball, but older brother Paudie pulled the strings with five points of his own.
For Dublin, Con O'Callaghan was well contained, but Cormac Costello and Colm Basquel stepped up, but they needed more on the day as Kerry will now face Mayo in the final on Sunday, 26 July.
2 months ago
Dublin staged a stirring second-half comeback to beat Galway 1-25 to 1-21 in a Croke Park thriller and reach the All-Ireland semi-finals.
Con O'Callaghan hit 1-6 for the Dubs, including a second-half penalty after Liam Silke was black-carded for a foul on Colm Basquel which swung momentum in the closing stages.
Galway appeared on course for victory after John Maher's goal 15 minutes from time put them 1-20 to 0-17 in front.
But Ger Brennan's Dublin - who outlasted Donegal in extra-time last week to reach the last eight - ate into the deficit and finished with a flourish to return to the last four for the first time since 2023.
Dublin will now face defending All-Ireland champions Kerry on the weekend of 11-12 July for a spot in this year's final, while Louth will play Mayo in the other semi-final.
Con O'Callaghan hit 1-6 for the Dubs, including a second-half penalty after Liam Silke was black-carded for a foul on Colm Basquel which swung momentum in the closing stages.
Galway appeared on course for victory after John Maher's goal 15 minutes from time put them 1-20 to 0-17 in front.
But Ger Brennan's Dublin - who outlasted Donegal in extra-time last week to reach the last eight - ate into the deficit and finished with a flourish to return to the last four for the first time since 2023.
Dublin will now face defending All-Ireland champions Kerry on the weekend of 11-12 July for a spot in this year's final, while Louth will play Mayo in the other semi-final.
3 months ago
Dublin manager Ger Brennan praised the character and resilience of his players in their 2-26 to 2-22 extra-time win over Donegal secured a place in the All-Ireland quarter-finals.
The Dubs looked set for victory in normal time before Michael Murphy's dramatic two-point free after the hooter forced an additional 20 minutes, but Brennan's side responded superbly to regain control in extra-time.
The Dublin boss felt previous experiences helped his players remain composed when the game threatened to slip away.
"Psychologically, the group managed themselves much better this time around," he said.
"We learned from previous experiences. When things are going against you, sometimes you can retreat and look more tired than you actually are, but the players showed great resilience."
The Dubs looked set for victory in normal time before Michael Murphy's dramatic two-point free after the hooter forced an additional 20 minutes, but Brennan's side responded superbly to regain control in extra-time.
The Dublin boss felt previous experiences helped his players remain composed when the game threatened to slip away.
"Psychologically, the group managed themselves much better this time around," he said.
"We learned from previous experiences. When things are going against you, sometimes you can retreat and look more tired than you actually are, but the players showed great resilience."
3 months ago
Two spectators have been taken to hospital and Saturday's final two stages have been cancelled after an accident at the Donegal International Rally.
The accident occurred in the first pass of the Gartan stage of the rally on Saturday afternoon, which was the 12th stage of 20 in the three-day event, which is one of the biggest motorsport events on the island of Ireland.
No update was provided by organisers on the condition of the two spectators, who have been taken to Letterkenny University Hospital.
The final two stages that were meant to run on Saturday have been cancelled.
A decision whether to finish the rally with the final six stages on Sunday will be taken later on Saturday.
The accident occurred in the first pass of the Gartan stage of the rally on Saturday afternoon, which was the 12th stage of 20 in the three-day event, which is one of the biggest motorsport events on the island of Ireland.
No update was provided by organisers on the condition of the two spectators, who have been taken to Letterkenny University Hospital.
The final two stages that were meant to run on Saturday have been cancelled.
A decision whether to finish the rally with the final six stages on Sunday will be taken later on Saturday.
3 months ago
With the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship now into straight knockout territory, eight-time All-Ireland winner Philly McMahon feels "consistency is key" in the race for Sam Maguire.
The former Dublin defender will watch his county take on Donegal at Croke Park on Sunday [13:15 BST] with a place in the quarter-finals up for grabs, and while they go in as underdogs, they face a side that has endured patch form in the championship.
Following a shock exit from the Ulsster Championship at the hands of Down, Jim McGuinness' men turned on the style in the All-Ireland SFC Round One game away to Kerry, only to be caught again on home turf in the next round by Cork.
The Dubs lost a Leinster final to Westmeath and then fell to Louth - whom they beat in a provincial semi-final - in the opening round of the All-Ireland series before bouncing back with victory over Cavan.
Between the provincial and All-Ireland championships, there are no undefeated teams .
The former Dublin defender will watch his county take on Donegal at Croke Park on Sunday [13:15 BST] with a place in the quarter-finals up for grabs, and while they go in as underdogs, they face a side that has endured patch form in the championship.
Following a shock exit from the Ulsster Championship at the hands of Down, Jim McGuinness' men turned on the style in the All-Ireland SFC Round One game away to Kerry, only to be caught again on home turf in the next round by Cork.
The Dubs lost a Leinster final to Westmeath and then fell to Louth - whom they beat in a provincial semi-final - in the opening round of the All-Ireland series before bouncing back with victory over Cavan.
Between the provincial and All-Ireland championships, there are no undefeated teams .
3 months ago
A five-time winner in the World Rally Championship, a current WRC driver, a three-time Donegal winner and an Isle of Man TT record holder.
The 2026 Donegal International Rally has all the ingredients to be a classic as a host of big names take to the famous stages, which run from Friday to Sunday.
Kris Meeke make a his long-awaited return to Irish rallying while Josh McErlean will take a break from his WRC commitments to take to the Donegal hills.
Callum Devine, the winner of the last three Donegal rallies, leads the charge for the Irish Tarmac Championship regulars as he aims to make it an unprecedented four wins in a row.
While he will not be contending for overall honours, Isle of Man TT record holder Michael Dunlop will swap two wheels for four in his Ford Escort and will no doubt be a fan favourite.
The 2026 Donegal International Rally has all the ingredients to be a classic as a host of big names take to the famous stages, which run from Friday to Sunday.
Kris Meeke make a his long-awaited return to Irish rallying while Josh McErlean will take a break from his WRC commitments to take to the Donegal hills.
Callum Devine, the winner of the last three Donegal rallies, leads the charge for the Irish Tarmac Championship regulars as he aims to make it an unprecedented four wins in a row.
While he will not be contending for overall honours, Isle of Man TT record holder Michael Dunlop will swap two wheels for four in his Ford Escort and will no doubt be a fan favourite.
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