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Donegal captain Michael Murphy cut a disappointed figure as he left the dressing room area in the wake of his team's heavy defeat to Tyrone in Sunday's Ulster semi-final.
The Glenswilly man offered no excuses for his team's poor performance. He said they just didn't show up and got punished by a far superior Tyrone.
He gave his thoughts to the Democrat's Diarmaid Doherty.
Councillor Denis McGee, 100% Redress Party, has highlighted the long journeys people have to undertake with serious illnesses, calling it “a disgrace”
Backed by a €5 million investment, Juno aims to remove the practical barriers that often stop SMEs from adopting AI
There is a notable 14% variation in breast cancer survival rates depending on the county patients live in
Planning permission has been granted for apartments in Kilcar
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