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“We did pretty good tonight, but not for 32 minutes,” Edwards said. “But we are happy to move on. You want to jump out on the team early, get them out of their rhythm, and we did that pretty much tonight.” Earl Williams can be reached at earl.williams@presstelegram.com 160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You’re all set! In this game, the host Jackrabbits (33-1) forced the Mustangs to turn the ball over 15 times in the first half, and they built a 17-point lead at intermission. Poly opened the contest with an 9-0 spurt before Melissa Sweat of Stockdale hit a 3-pointer at 3:32 remaining in the first quarter to give the visitors their first points of the game. The Mustangs managed to narrow the gap to 15-9 by the end of the period. Then Poly outscored Stockdale 23-12 in the second quarter to go up 38-21 at halftime. In the third quarter, the Mustangs did a better job of generating offense as they kept pace 18-15, but still trailed 56-36. Sweat scored 20 points, and Jalri Kinder added 15 for the Mustangs, who finished the season 30-5. Photo Gallery Poly vs Stockdale LONG BEACH – Poly High girls basketball coach Carl Buggs isn’t concerned that his team will become overly complacent after not being seriously challenged in the first two games of the Southern California Regional playoffs. For the second game in a row, the Jackrabbits, the No. 2-ranked team in the country by USA Today and the No. 1 team in the state, won by a double-digit margin, this time in a quarterfinal matchup against Bakersfield-Stockdale on Thursday. 
Jasmine Dixon scored 16 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, Taja Edwards added 14 points and April Cook had 10 points as the CIF Southern Section Division I-AA champs won 70-53 in front of a huge crowd at home. They advanced to host Hart in the semifinals on Saturday. “I’d like to think that we will be ready,” Buggs said. “We have been getting leads early, and we have been kind of relaxed a little bit, not keeping our focus. But trust me, when the game is close, we will be focused.” 
Mario Balotelli might be dropped for the weekend 1 Perhaps the natural decision is to offer suprise summer signing Lambert the chance to make the starting spot his own. Big and strong, the England man may not have the natural ability of Balotelli, but given the Italian’s poor form and finishing, it’s hard to imagine Lambert doing any worse.Despite an admitted lack of fitness earlier this season, the former Southampton man would surely bust a lung in justifying his inclusion and his perceived enthusiasm alone would likely be appreciated by Liverpool’s increasingly frustrated support.Another change will likely come at full back, with Glen Johnson receiving some pretty heavy criticism from the club’s fans for his sub-par performances of late. Summer arrival Javier Manquillo has looked far more assured than his more experienced team-mate, so don’t be surprised to see him handed a start.Liverpool fans, should Rodgers drop Mario Balotelli this weekend? How do you think the Redmen should line-up against Hull? 1 One such suggestion is that Rodgers could opt for a ‘false nine’ system utilised by some of Europe’s elite sides. While Liverpool may not necessarily fit into that bracket at this particular moment, the Merseysiders certainly have the attacking personnel to make such a formation work.Carragher called for Rodgers to implement such a tactic from the start of the Madrid match, but with his only alternatives to Balotelli being Rickie Lambert and an out-of-favour Fabio Borini, it may be time to roll the dice with this one in the Premier League.Sterling certainly has the pace to play in this role, but there would naturally be fears that his lack of experience at playing as the main attacking threat could see him get lost in the game.If Rodgers did play this way though, it would be reasonable to suggest that he would be supported by Adam Lallana and Philippe Coutinho, both of whom are talented enough to cause Hull problems on their own.Play Rickie Lambert 1 The knives are well and truly out for Mario Balotelli. Following Liverpool’s 3-0 Champions League defeat to Real Madrid on Wednesday evening, the main talking point was not the Reds’ dismal defending or the lack of a genuine dynamism in midfield, but once again the Italian’s lack of impact.His understandable failure to be Luis Suarez is perhaps at the root cause of the current round of Balotelli-bashing, but he did himself few favours in midweek by putting in another lackadaisical performance that was followed by a highly publicised shirt-swap with Madrid defender Pepe at half-time.Indeed, the list of club legends lining-up to share their thoughts on his current misdemeanours is starting to shape up like a testimonial XI, with Jamie Carragher calling for him to be dropped, Graeme Souness ominously suggesting that he’s ‘run out of chances’, and even Ian Rush saying that the striker has to make it up to the fans. It therefore seems possible that boss Brendan Rodgers will drop his £16m man for the visit of Hull City this weekend. But with Balotelli out of the starting XI, how could the Redmen line-up?‘False nine’
0Shares0000Ronaldo scored a hat-trick in a big Real Madrid victory © AFP / GABRIEL BOUYSMADRID, Spain, Feb 10 – Cristiano Ronaldo bagged a hat-trick as Real Madrid warmed up for their Champions League showdown with Paris Saint-Germain with a big 5-2 victory over Real Sociedad in La Liga on Saturday.Zinedine Zidane’s men have not scaled their usual heights this season and this was still not perfect, but they do look to be finding some form just in time for a potentially season-defining tie with the French side on Wednesday. They blew Real Sociedad apart in the first half at the Santiago Bernabeu, taking the lead inside a minute through Lucas Vazquez and finding themselves four goals ahead by the interval.Toni Kroos got Real’s other goal, as they made it three wins and a draw from their last four La Liga games, with 18 goals scored in that time.The defensive lapses that allowed the visitors to pull two goals back late on will be a concern for Zidane, but Ronaldo’s return to form is a huge boost.“He always has that mindset. He lives for that, for scoring goals, and today he showed with his three goals that you need to watch out for him,” Zidane said.“He could have scored one or two more, and it augurs well for Wednesday.”Madrid are still a huge 16 points behind unbeaten league leaders Barcelona, but they are now back up to third above Valencia, who play Levante on Sunday.With the visit of PSG in mind, Zidane rested both Gareth Bale and Casemiro to hand starts to Marco Asensio and Lucas Vazquez.The latter has played more games for Madrid under Zidane than anyone else and he opened the scoring after just 49 seconds, heading home a Ronaldo cross.Without their leading scorer Willian Jose due to injury, and with a dreadful past record at the Bernabeu, the visitors quickly crumbled.Asensio and Marcelo combined superbly to set up Ronaldo to make it 2-0 before the half-hour mark, and Kroos made it three with a trademark curling strike on his right foot from the edge of the area.Ronaldo then headed home a Luka Modric corner on 37 minutes, and it could have been more than 4-0 at half-time, too, with Karim Benzema and Ronaldo both hitting the post from close range.They could not keep up the same intensity after the restart, however. Instead, Juanmi headed against the post for the Basque side, who pulled one back on 74 minutes as substitute Jon Bautista was given space to slot past Keylor Navas.Ronaldo then completed his hat-trick, pouncing to finish after Geronimo Rulli had spilled a shot from Bale, on as a substitute.It was Ronaldo’s 11th league goal of the season, with seven coming in the last four games.Asier Illarramendi, the former Madrid midfielder, then made it 5-2 from close range.– Griezmann goal lifts Atletico –The quickest goal on Saturday was not scored by Real, but by Antoine Griezmann, who needed only 39 seconds to find the net in Atletico Madrid’s 1-0 win at bottom side Malaga that left them just six points off top spot.Antoine Griezmann was Atletico’s matchwinner at La Rosaleda © AFP / JORGE GUERREROThe French striker fired home his eighth league goal of the campaign from inside the box after a Saul Niguez shot was deflected into his path.It was Atletico’s eighth victory by a 1-0 margin in La Liga this season and put some pressure back on Barcelona, although they can again move nine points clear at the top by beating Getafe at the Camp Nou on Sunday.“We knew it was going to be difficult, but these are the kind of games we enjoy playing,” Griezmann told beIN Sports.“Now we need to keep fighting and trying to win all the games we have left, and then we’ll see,” added the Frenchman.Villarreal lost more ground in their quest for a top-four finish as they lost 2-1 at home to improving Alaves. Ivan Ramis scored in stoppage-time to give surprise package Eibar a 1-0 victory at Leganes that leaves them sixth.0Shares0000(Visited 1 times, 1 visits today)
EVERYBODY CHASES NOEL IN EVERBODY PLAYS FOR JIMMYHERE’S the legendary Noel Sweeney as you’ve never seen him before – getting chased by hundreds of Donegal-mad GAA girls for a new video supporting the county team!The Swilly Drive boss was filming scenes for the video for the song ‘Everybody Plays For Jimmy’ at O’Donnell Park in Letterkenny.The Ladies GAA U-12 development squad was there having a blitz – and were soon recruited as extras! Orgaanisers are asking anybody interested in taking part in the ‘Everybody plays for Jimmy’ Donegal song and YouTube video to be released this coming week to submit photographs or short (5-15seconds) dvd/video footage of ALL THINGS DONEGAL by Monday morning (4th Sep) 11am, to B Carr, at yabiddy@yahoo.com.They will then be short listing the happier, snappier more colourful shots/vids for inclusion in the final edit, sung by local artists including Noel of course, Trevor Loughrey, (and starring Alma Kavanagh as ‘Granny’ amongst other future screen stars!) to be broadcast mid-week under the title ‘Everybody plays for Jimmy – Up Donegal!’What they are looking for…..Choruses: Video compilations of children/gangs/groups miming the words in specific locations, such as schools, pitches, shops, streets, beach, wherever to be mixed with photographs of supporters dressed in donegal colours etc. Verse 1:Pub photographs and videos (adults) in green and goldVerse 2:Grandmothers, bingo-ladies, dinner-ladies, shoppers, more grandmothers! (in green and gold)Verse 3: Kids kids and more kids, families, football pitches, sports groups (gymnasts, footballers, cyclists etc) in green and gold.Get going for Donegal!NOEL GETS READY FOR THE SCENE!THE EXTRAS FOR THE VIDEO SHOOT FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTYNOEL GETS CHASED IN NEW ‘EVERYBODY PLAYS FOR JIMMY’ ALL-IRELAND VIDEO was last modified: September 2nd, 2012 by BrendaShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Tags:NOEL GETS CHASED IN NEW ‘EVERYBODY PLAYS FOR JIMMY’ ALL-IRELAND VIDEO
Spurs signed him from Southampton for £13.3m and sold him to Real Madrid for £90.9m 19 19 Roma have made a tidy profit on Alisson, having sold him for a world-record fee just two years after he arrived from Brazil’s Internacional for what now appears a measly £6.7m. Latest transfer news 19 Roma made £60.1m profit on Alisson 19 19 Tottenham Hotspur made £77.6m profit on Gareth Bale Liverpool have finally completed the signing of Alisson for an eye-watering £66.8million.The fee makes the Brazil goalkeeper the most expensive glovesman in the history of the sport, and takes Liverpool’s summer spending past the £150m mark. Borussia Dortmund made £81m profit on Ousmane Dembele LATEST 19 Napoli made £48.6m profit on Jorginho Manchester United made £67.5m profit on Cristiano Ronaldo Liverpool made £133.5m profit on Philippe Coutinho Liverpool made £55.62m profit on Raheem Sterling 19 moving on Barca signed him from Sporting CP for £2.25m and sold him to Real Madrid for £51.75m Dortmund signed him from Stade Rennais for £13.5 and sold him to Barcelona for £94.5m 19 ASM signed him from Lyon for £4.5m and sold him to Man United for £54m Everton made £58.2m profit on Romelu Lukaku 19 19 Everton made £46.89m profit on John Stones Cavani ‘agrees’ to join new club and will complete free transfer next summer 19 19 RANKED The Saints signed him from Celtic for £13m and sold him to Liverpool for £75m targets Barcelona made £51.75m profit on Luis Figo The Serie A side bought the glovesman from Internacional for £6.7m and sold him to Liverpool two years later for £66.8m – a world-record fee for a goalkeeper Barca signed him from Santos for £79.38m and sold him to Paris Saint-Germain for £199.80m 19 Juve signed him from Man United for £800,000 and sold him back to the Red Devils for £94.5m Roma will be disappointed having lost one of their key players, but some of that sadness will be tempered knowing they have made over £60m worth of profit on Alisson.This will go down as one of the most profitable transfers ever, but what other deals can also claim this title?talkSPORT.com have dug through the data, and present the most profitable transfers below… The Toffees signed him from Barnsley for £3.15m and sold him to Man City for £50.04m
The biggest market value losers in 2019, including Bale and ex-Liverpool star Man United joined by three other clubs in race for Erling Haaland ASM signed Lemar from Caen for £3.5m before selling him to Atletico Madrid for £61.9m LIVING THE DREAM 19 Monaco made £49.5m profit on Anthony Martial Chelsea confident of beating Man United and Liverpool to Sancho signing Liverpool’s signings under Michael Edwards – will Minamino be the next big hit? Tony Cascarino backs Everton to sign two strikers for Carlo Ancelotti 19 The Foxes bought Mahrez for £500,000 from Le Havre, and they’ve sold him to Manchester City for £60m The Toffees signed him from Chelsea for £31.82m and sold him to Man United for £90m 19 Liverpool made £49.7m profit on Luis Suarez TOP WORK three-way race Southampton made £62m profit on Virgil van Dijk The Reds signed him from Ajax for £23.85m and sold him to Barcelona for £73.55m Juve signed him from Bordeaux for £3.15m and sold him to Real Madrid for £66.15m 19 Kevin De Bruyne ‘loves Man City and wants to keep winning’, reveals father Monaco made £58.4m profit on Thomas Lemar Napoli signed Jorginho from Verona for £8.4m and they have now sold him to Chelsea for £57m United signed him from Sporting CP for £17.1m and sold him to Real Madrid for £84.6m Barcelona made £120.42m profit on Neymar IN DEMAND Top nine Premier League free transfers of the decade Alisson has finally been confirmed as Liverpool’s latest summer signing Leicester made £59.5m profit on Riyad Mahrez Juventus made £63m profit on Zinedine Zidane 19 Where every Premier League club needs to strengthen in January targets Juventus made £93.7m profit on Paul Pogba Arsenal transfer news LIVE: Ndidi bid, targets named, Ozil is ‘skiving little git’ 19 REVEALED The Reds signed him from QPR for £630,000 and sold him to Man City for £56.25m The Reds signed him from Inter Milan for £8.5m and sold him to Barcelona for £142m*Transfer fees taken from transfermarkt.com
Lampard appears to aim dig at Mourinho for handling of Salah and De Bruyne at Chelsea REAL DEAL Premier League Team of the Season so far, including Liverpool and Leicester stars Green reveals how he confronted Sarri after Chelsea’s 6-0 defeat at Man City gameday cracker Maurizio Sarri says Chelsea are trying to get Hazard fit for the Burnley game Boxing Day fixtures: All nine Premier League games live on talkSPORT Tottenham issue immediate ban to supporter who threw cup at Kepa JIBE However, the 27-year-old injured his back during the match and could be seen leaving the pitch in discomfort at full-time.Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri has now confirmed Hazard will miss Thursday’s Europa League match at home to Bate.It is quite possible the attacking midfielder would have been rested for that clash anyway, but what will be a concern is that he could be absent from Sunday’s game with Burnley too.Chelsea travel to Turf Moor at the weekend, but Sarri has confirmed Hazard may not be fit in time. REVEALED shining Where Ancelotti ranks with every Premier League boss for trophies won 
“Tomorrow he [Hazard] is out for sure. He has a back problem,” said Sarri.“We are trying to solve the problem for Sunday. It will not be easy.” Hazard struggled to get into Chelsea’s draw against Manchester United last weekend tense REVEALED Latest Chelsea FC News 2 punished Real Madrid ‘offer’ Isco to Chelsea in bid to ‘make room’ for Tottenham star Which teams do the best on Boxing Day in the Premier League era? 2 Chelsea star Eden Hazard is out of Thursday’s Europa League clash with BATE – and could miss Sunday’s showdown with Burnley too.The Belgian played 90 minutes on Saturday as Chelsea came from behind to draw 2-2 with Manchester United at Stamford Bridge.
Donegal Daily have selected their Donegal SFC Team of the year following the conclusion of this year’s championship. Ran off over an intense six-week period, it was St Eunan’s who eventually emerged as champions.Maxi Curran’s side were dismissed as contenders before the start of the championship, but they proved their doubters wrong. They defeated local rivals and reigning champions Glenswilly last Sunday to take the Dr Maguire Cup back to Letterkenny.It was a very difficult team to select, but not surprisingly the team has been dominated by players from both St Eunan’s and Glenswilly.No.1 Gerard McGrenra (Glenswilly)McGrenra was expected to be a bit-part player for Gary McDaid’s Glenswilly side this year, but an injury to first-choice goalkeeper Phillip O’Donnell resulted in McGrenra playing a pivotal role. The towering McGrenra stepped up to the plate for Glenswilly and conceded only ONE goal in six Donegal SFC matches.That goal coming from Martin McElhinney in their final group game against St Michael’s.McGrenra’s performances were excellent throughout the Donegal SFC and is deserving of being named in the team-of-the-year.Honourable mentions to Marc Anthony McGinley (St Michael’s) and Sean Daffan (St Eunan’s)N0.2 Conor Parke (St Eunan’s) The young defender was absolutely outstanding for St Eunan’s throughout this year’s Donegal SFC.His energy and late runs from deep were a constant menace for opposition defences, while he also proved to be equally competent in his defensive duties.A player with a really bright future ahead of him, and don’t be surprised if he’s part of Rory Gallagher’s plans for Donegal in the forthcoming season.No.3 Eamonn Ward (Glenswilly) The teak tough full-back is a no-nonsense operator and again this year was a pivotal performer for Glenswilly.There’s not many players that get the better of Ward, and he has proven to be one of the most consistent Glenswilly players over recent years.Predominantly known for his defensive abilities, Ward showed he’s no novice in front of the posts either.His late point against Naomh Conaill was the point that sealed their passage to the final, and he showed great composure to tap over when some might have went for goal.N0.4 Brian McDaid (Glenswilly) McDaid is a solid competitor that forwards rarely get the better off, and he enjoyed a fine championship for Glenswilly.Known affectionately by team-mates as ‘Shorty’ the veteran rolled back the years with a series of consistent and typically solid displays.McDaid also caught the eye with his regular surges up the pitch, he was composed on the ball and used possession very effectively for Glenswilly.Honourable mentions to James Henry Alcorn (St Michael’s) Conor Morrison (St Eunan’s) Sean Hensey (St Eunan’s)N0.5 Andrew Kelly (St Michael’s) Andrew Kelly was an outstanding performer for Tony Wilkinson’s side throughout the championship.Kelly scored 1-2 from play in their narrow semi-final defeat to St Eunan’s.He was also had excellent performances in the quarter-final victory over Dungloe and against Kilcar in the group stages.St Michael’s adopted a defensive set-up throughout the championship, and it was the regular late runs of Kelly up their right-hand side that was proved to be prominent feature in their play.His ability to break at speed from defence into attack made him a key player for St Michael’s, and his quality on the ball made him a hugely effective player for Tony Wilkinson’s side.No.6 Eamon Doherty (St Eunan’s) Eamon Doherty made a number of cameo appearances during Jim McGuinness’s tenure as Donegal manager, but judging by his performances in this year’s championship he could be destined for a bigger role under new manager Rory Gallagher.Doherty played at No.6 throughout the championship and was an integral player for Maxi Curran’s side.His discipline in the tackle and his effective and economic use of possession were features of his play that caught the eye.Doherty brought a physical presence to a relatively light St Eunan’s defence, and his quality and experience led them over the line against Glenswilly on Sunday.Doherty was narrowly pipped to the man-of-the-match award by veteran John Haran.No.7 Dara Mulgrew (St Eunan’s) Mulgrew has enjoyed an excellent season, but his goal against St Michael’s in the semi-final stands out as a turning point in St Eunan’s championshipSt Eunan’s found themselves four points down early in the second-half and desperately needed a goal.Up stepped Mulgrew to bury a fantastic goal past Marc Anthony McGinley, and that goal was the crucial score that breathed new life back into St Eunan’s at that stage in the match.They eventually won by 1 point, but that goal was seen as the major turning point in the match.Mulgrew was quality throughout the Donegal SFC, and had an excellent final on Sunday.Honourable mentions to Michael Gallagher (St Michael’s) Leon Kelly (Glenswilly) Marty Boyle (Naomh Conaill)N0.8 Neil Gallagher (Glenswilly) Big Neil Gallagher carried the form he displayed all summer for Donegal into the Donegal SFC with Glenswilly.The double All-Star was probably Glenswilly’s best player in the final on Sunday, and had been outstanding throughout the entire campaign for Gary McDaid’s side.His ability to dominate that middle sector of the pitch is a vital component in Glenswilly’s success.While Gallagher had his hands full on Sunday with both John Haran and Rory Kavanagh to contend with, he was still hugely impressive.No.9 Rory Kavanagh (St Eunan’s) Kavanagh was absolutely outstanding on Sunday, he was a constant thorn in Glenswilly’s side, and they simply weren’t able to contain him throughout the match.In the semi-final against St Michael’s, his point from out near the side-line that curled over was outstanding.He was a massive score in the context of the game, and levelled the match with only a few minutes left.Kavanagh also dominated for St Eunan’s in their comfortable quarter-final win over Four Masters, and enjoyed an excellent Donegal SFC after a long, hard season with Donegal.Honourable mentions Kenneth Doherty (Ardara) Kevin Rafferty (St Eunan’s) Anthony Thompson (Naomh Conaill)No.10 Christy Toye (St Michael’s)Christy Toye missed all of 2013 for Donegal, and most of the season for his club too, after a rare illness forced him onto the side-lines.However, he was outstanding for both Donegal and St Michael’s since returning to full fitness this season.He came in for close attention against St Eunan’s in the semi-final and was double-marked throughout.But that didn’t stop Toye from having an effective impact on the game for St Michael’s.His trademark gallops up the pitch are almost impossible to stop, and St Eunan’s struggled to contain him, as did Dungloe in the quarter-final.Toye is one of a golden generation of players for St Michael’s who have so far failed to land a Donegal SFC title..Toye will be hoping he can go one better next year as St Michael’s attempt to win that elusive first Donegal SFC title.No.11 Conall Dunne (St Eunan’s) Dunne scored five points in Sunday’s final and has been a crucial player all year for Maxi Curran’s team.The former Donegal star was immense in Sunday’s final and his five scores were ultimately the difference between the sides.He was also excellent against St Michael’s in the semi-final and has enjoyed a fine championship campaign.His experience and quality, and accuracy for dead balls ensure he’s one of the most important players for St Eunan’s and they’ll need him in top form for this weekend’s Ulster SFC clash with Roslea.No.12 Sean McVeigh (St Eunan’s) The dual star has really caught people’s attention during this season’s championship with a number of eye-catching displays.McVeigh’s direct running, strength and quality on the ball really stood out for St Eunan’s and made him a key player for Maxi Curran.He was consistently excellent throughout this year’s Donegal SFC, and again performed brilliantly in their final victory over Glenswilly on Sunday.Honourable mentions Ciaran Gallagher (St Michael’s) Gary McFadden (Glenswilly) Rory Carr (St Eunan’s)No.13 Dermot Molloy (Naomh Conaill) Dermot Molloy was in fantastic form for Paddy Campbell’s side throughout their run to this year’s semi-final.They narrowly lost out to Glenswilly, but Molloy kicked four superb points that day to keep Naomh Conaill in touch.His performances in the two games over Ardara were critical to Naomh Conaill’s success and for his consistent contribution he earns a spot on the team.No.14 Michael Murphy (Glenswilly) While Murphy never caught fire in the final, he still scored some great points and showed glimpses of sheer class.Murphy scored the vital goal against St Michael’s to ensure they advanced from the group stages in the championship.Was involved in eight of their ten scores in their semi-final win over Naomh Conaill, which included a number of outrageous points from placed balls.His importance to both club and county is immense, and he is a wonderful player and leader for both sides.No.15 Conor Gibbons (St Eunan’s) Gibbons scored the winning point against St Michael’s in the semi-final and was a constant menace to defences throughout their championship campaign.He scored two beautiful points from play in the Donegal SFC final last Sunday, and those scores came at crucial points in the match.He was excellent right through their entire campaign and deserves earns his place on the team.Gibbons will be a key man for Maxi Curran as they attempt to overcome Roslea in the Ulster SFC this Sunday.Honourable mentions to Colm McFadden (St Michael’s) John Haran (St Eunan’s) Daire McDaid (Termon)DONEGAL DAILY’S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM OF THE YEAR UNVEILED was last modified: November 6th, 2014 by Mark ForkerShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens 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A Donegal woman living is Cavan is the lucky winner for week two in the Donegal Daily/Cristeph Studio “FREE ” portrait giveaway.Debbie-Lee Gaffney is this week’s winnerDebbie-Lee Gaffney , a native of Letterkenny logged on her home news web site Donegal Daily, liked and share their competition and was the lucky winner.Debbie says she always keeps in touch with the goings on at home through the website. She returned to nursing and works now in Cavan General Hospital and is looking forward to getting her family portrait done when she is home for Christmas.Cristeph Studio in association with Donegal Daily are giving lucky readers an early Christmas present of an unique opportunity to win a Family Portrait every week for the month of November.To enter this competition simply LIKE & SHARE this promotion, and tell us at least one person who would be in your dream portrait!This offer is normally priced at €99. It includes your Portrait Sitting, Viewing and Selecting your Portrait image, and finally a finished Framed Portrait of your family. Our Portrait winner will be selected and posted on Donegal Daily each Monday in November and on the Cristeph Studio Facebook page.The Cristeph Studio has the perfect Christmas present of a gift voucher.You can re-enter this competition each week by simply sharing and liking this great offer.Also check out Cristeph’s Facebook for great framing offers and discounts on photography leading up to Christmas.DEBBIE-LEE SCOOPS THE DONEGAL DAILY/CRISTEPH STUDIO FREE PORTRAIT was last modified: November 24th, 2014 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:competitionCristeph StudioDebbie-Lee GaffneyDonegal Daily
Sister Sara’s Superpub in Letterkenny has all your Bank Holiday entertainment needs covered this weekend.The pub is treating customers tonight as they show the Champion’s League final live from 8pm with Tottenham taking on Liverpool.They will have free pints of Heineken for the first 50 in and after that, it’s Guinness and Heineken for only €3. Any burgers and chips for €10 or 1kg of wings €10. After the match, celebrations continue with by DJ Oisin Kelly from 10.30pm. Sunday night will also be a big night at the venue. Make the most of the Bank Holiday with great music and drinks on Sunday 2nd June. There is free admission to the late bar, with DJ Tubbsy on the decks from 10.30pm. And don’t forget about Sara’s Kitchen if you are out and about this weekend! Let the team look after you with a fantastic menu to choose from and daily food specials. Sara’s Kitchen is open 4-9pm Monday to Thursday 12.30-9pm Friday to Sunday.Free beer, the big match and big entertainment at Sister Sara’s was last modified: June 1st, 2019 by Staff WriterShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:Bank HolidayChampions League FinalSister Sara’s
QPR boss Chris Ramsey has handed full-back Darnell Furlong his senior debut for the game at Hull.Furlong, son of former QPR striker Paul Furlong, plays because Nedum Onuoha and Mauricio Isla are both injured.Rangers are also without the likes of Richard Dunne and Leroy Fer, but Charlie Austin has been passed fit to return following a foot problem.Hull, meanwhile, are still without Mohamed Diame, who has suffered a recurrence of a knee problem. QPR: Green, Furlong, Ferdinand, Caulker, Yun, Phillips, Barton, Henry, Kranjcar, Zamora, Austin Subs: McCarthy, Hill, Traore, Wright-Phillips, Vargas, Zarate, Doughty. Hull: McGregor, Dawson, Bruce, McShane, Elmohamady, Livermore, Huddlestone, Meyler, Brady, Jelavic, N’Doye. Subs: Davies, Hernández, Harper, Aluko, Ramírez, Robertson, Quinn. Follow West London Sport on TwitterFind us on Facebook