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Three Donegal young ladies will take to the stage tonight in the Helix Theatre all vying to take the Miss Ireland title back to the "Hills"
Anna Gallagher from Letterkenny, Holly McCrea from Donegal town and Naomi Molloy from Glenties (Miss Kildare) have all been on the go non stop evert since being selected early in the summer, putting in personal appearances and raising both money and, perhaps, more importantly, the awareness of several social issues.
We have been with them since the beginning and in our eyes, they are all winners and will go on to serve as perfect ambassadors for the county. We take this opportunity of wishing them all every success in the future.
Store Manager, Renata Liubertiene (left) with Area Manager, Ciaran McGarrigle (right)
Donegal Deputy Charles Ward was speaking on speaking on the Health (Amendment) (Home Support Providers) Bill 2025
The funding for LSPs for 2026 is included in a record investment of €33.36 million in Core Funding support to sporting organisations, through Sport Ireland, for 2026
The man was fined in absence at Carndonagh District Court, which continues to be heard in Buncrana.
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