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Donegal turned the world of punditry on its head yesterday and proved the vast majority of the experts wrong when they reached their second ever All-Ireland with their historic victory over Cork.
In a pulsating game, Jim McGuinness’s men put on an amazing team performance to beat the highly fancied side from the Rebel county by a score line of 0-16 to 1-11.
For a comprehensive round up including news, views and in depth analysis see today’s Monday edition of the Donegal Democrat/Donegal People’s Press.
Attendees at the official launch of Turn Up the Volume for Equality in ATU Donegal. Photo: Clive Wasson
A safety assessment will be carried out at Castleshanaghan Road (L1104-1) at Ballymaleel
Fr Meehan journey began in Kilmacrenan in 1962
Members of the Moville pantomime cast and crew looking forward to the upcoming production of Pinocchio at St Eugene’s Hall.
Kathy O'Connor, Karen Anderson, Pauline Moyles Robinson, Raymond Holmes,Eamonn Bonner, Ashling Vieria and Roksana Oliinyk
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