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Stobart Air has confirmed that an Aer Lingus Regional flight from Dublin to Donegal drifted briefly from the runway on landing Wednesday evening at Donegal Airport at Carrickfinn.
All 17 passengers disembarked the aircraft safely, the airline said in a statement.
In a statement, the airline said Aer Lingus Regional flight EI3408 “experienced a minor issue upon landing on Wednesday evening.
“Due to strong cross wind gusts, the aircraft momentarily drifted from the runway before being immediately redirected back on to the paved surface and making its way as normal to its parking position.”
In the hygiene report, the HSE inspector found that the construction of the premises did not present good hygiene practices, including measures against contamination, in particular, pest control
Local groups can register their dawn or dusk chorus event on the Bealtaine Festival website
Aodh O’Donnell, CEO of the IFPO
All ages pictured enjoying last year's St Patrick's Day parade in Buncrana. With 2026 celebrations planned across the county, gardai are urging road users to stay safe this Paddy's Day.
The coffee morning will take place at Letterkenny Garda Station
An Garda Siochana advised: 'Report any sightings of out-of-control dogs to your local Garda station or dog warden'
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