Pictured at the Donna Boyle (nee Dunnion) memorial event at Tir Conaill Park, on Saturday are Donna's husband Brendan, their son Eoghan and Bendan's sister Carmel Gallagher Picture Thomas Gallagher
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27 Jun 2022
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27 Jun 2022
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Letterkenny court house.
A Strabane man had been disqualified from driving for two years after being caught driving while uninsured in Donegal.
Kelith Kelly, a 23-year-old of Lisnafin Park, Strabane, was before Letterkenny District Court in connection with an offence on March 26, 2021.
Detective Garda Donal Kelly told the court that he stopped a vehicle being driven by Kelly at Railway Road, Killygordon, at 11.05pm on the date in question.
Detective Garda Kelly made a lawful demand of Kelith Kelly to produce proof of insurance or an exemption within ten days, but he failed to do so.
Sergeant Jim Collins told the court that the defendant had ‘a number’ of previous convictions, but none of those were for having no insurance.
Judge Éiteáin Cunningham fined Kelly €250 and banned him from driving for two years.
Cllr Michael McBride
Cllr Frank McBrearty Jnr
Bishop of Raphoe Alan McGuckian SJ with local and visiting clergy to mark the 70th anniversary of the dedication of the Franciscan Friary, Rossnowlagh. (All photos: Thomas Gallagher)
Fr Brian Quinn, whose funeral will take place in the Church of the Irish Martyrs on Wednesday
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