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Kilmacrennan Celtic and Cappry Rovers played out a 1-1 draw in their top of the table clash in the Brian McCormick Premier Division.
After the game Tom Comack got the reaction of Kilmac manager Gerard McGranaghan to the result
Imelda Connolly, Interim Chair (DCCI), Mary Blanchfield, CEO (DCCI), Mary Palmer, Chair (Showcase), An Taoiseach Micheál Martin, Kieran Molloy, Molloy & Sons from Ardara
In May, John Wilkie (inset) will travel from Donegal’s highest peak to the China-Nepal border to the base of Everest
Downgraded homeowners are urging the Housing Minister to help them secure the right remediation option for their properties.
National Lottery came to Ardara to launch an appeal to find the owner of the winning ticket
The Ramelton Art Group artist with family and friends
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