A trip down memory lane at Mountcharles cinema night. PHOTOS: Siobhán McNamara
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Letterkenny IT has welcomed the appointment of Michael Murphy to the coaching staff in LYIT for the commencement of the sports and intervarsity programme in September 2017.
Michael will take charge of the LYIT GAA club in the institute and will manage and develop the LYIT team in their quest for a successful League Division 2 and Trench Cup campaign.
Speaking at Thursday morning's appointment, Michael said taking over as manager is an exciting challenge for him at a college where the facilities and focus on sports development are so impressive.
He was speaking to the Democrat's Diarmaid Doherty
Ballyshannon cyclists and the proposed Ballyshannon-Bundoran cycle scheme
High Road Low Road airs on Tuesday 20 January on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player
Swan-Net Gundry Ltd's premises in Killybegs
On Glór Tíre, Darcy will sing ‘I Love a Rambling Man’, a song made popular in Ireland by Philomena Begley, while her duet with Jimmy Buckley will be Don Williams' 1975 hit, ‘Love Me Tonight’
Gardaí are inviting the communities of St Johnston and Carrigans to a drop-in clinic
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