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The result may not have gone his way for Lyndon Meehan, a native of Donegal Town and his family but his journey to Japan was indeed trip of a lifetime full of indelible memories
Lyndon is the son of the well-known columnist and writer with the Donegal Democrat, Paddy Meehan and has been involved in rugby for many years. A past pupil of Portora College in Enniskillen he lined out for his college in school's rugby on numerous occasions and continued with the game when he moved to Wales.
Lyndon specialises in sports dentistry and has been the dentist to the Welsh team for many years as well as looking after Cardiff City FC.
Wales put in a great fighting display against South Africa but succumbed at the end. Lyndon commented, "Luck was not on our side but it was an awesome experience"
Bus Shelters in Lifford Stranorlar MD were discussed
Death notices for Donegal on Wednesday evening
Councillor Brian Carr, alongside Dualta Bracken, Maitiú Clerkin and Turlough McDaid, who are pictured with their SEIKO Just In Time and Rescue Appreciation Award
Jenson Bonner posing with letter he received from President Higgins' office
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