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David Hession is a popular coach at the club
Urris have appointed club man David Hession as the new manager of the senior men's team.
The decision was ratified at the Inishowen club's AGM on Friday evening.
Hession takes over the reins from Sean Paul Doherty, who narrowly missed out on taking the side up to division three during two seasons in charge.
Malin Head Coast Guard are currently coordinating the search
Death notices for Donegal on Thursday evening
Donegal Town Courthouse. PHOTO: Siobhán McNamara
Facilitator Sinead Smyth with a group of young artists at Culture Night in Carndonagh
The new Jim Lynch Community Building was officially opened in Letterkenny, with Minister Dara Calleary cutting the ribbon. Photo and video: Geraldine Diver
Angela Byrne's new book takes us back to an appalling crime , the murder of a teenage girl in 1844.
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