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Donegal third count result
Distribution of McConalogue’s 315 surplus
Doherty Gary SF +4 4,142
Doherty Pearse SF + 25 10,330
Flanagan GP +1 443
Gallagher FF +129 10,362
Harte FG + 6 2,838
Jackson IND + 16 3,601
Kennedy IND (IA) +6 1,848
MacLochlainn SF +30 5,773
McBrearty IND + 4 1,921
McGarvey IND +7 989
McHugh FG +29 8,443
Mooney IND +5 407
Pringle IND +8 6,247
Shiels IND +15 3,739
Eliminated: Mooney, Flanagan and McGarvey
The Winter Maintenance section on the Donegal County Council website directs users to live webcams showing the conditions on some of the main routes around the county
James Cassidy with Damien McCrory, Principal of St Eunan’s College, Letterkenny with DCU President, Professor Dáire Keogh. Photo: Kyran O’Brien/DCU
Colin Bradley, Aisling Arnold, Michael Magner, Chantalle Wymbs, Ciarán Ó hAnnracháin, Carolynne Murray, Natasha Gilleece and Niall Coffey. Photo: Clive Wasson
The restrictions will operate nightly from 10pm to 8am the following morning, in order to ensure daytime supplies for homes and businesses
€15,298 has been announced for the Town Clock in Ballyshannon
Cllr Dakota NicMheanmain said there are currently 202 applicants who have Ballybofey/Stranorlar as their first preference
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