The scene of the crash at Redcastle on Monday morning, September 15.
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Former Doochary Medical Centre
The former medical centre in Doochary is to be converted into residential accommodation after Donegal County Council granted planning permission to the proposals.
Benito Diaz Medina was the listed applicant for the application, for the new dwelling house in Doochary.
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The property is located along the main street of Doochary, and comprises a two-storey dwelling within a long-established terrace of dwellings.
Donegal County Council granted planning permission with two conditions, including a condition to help prevent flooding, and to define the permission of the property.
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