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Coming up in this week’s Donegal Democrat:
We get the views of highly a respected former traffic corp garda sergeant on the current situation facing young gardaí, as well as the pending industrial action.
A blooming success: An enchanting new garden project sprouts up in Ballyshannon. We have the full story.
Find out how improvement plans for the Shiel Hospital are progressing.
Letterkenny businesses have scooped top honours at the Auto Traders Awards. Find out more.
In sport:
Heavy fines likely after series of melee’s mars MacCumhaills match.
The Rosses bids farewell to former Olympian.
All this, plus much more new, views and entertainment only in this week's Donegal Democrat out tomorrow!
Pettigo GAA celebrates success
The video of the incident has been widely circulated on social media.
Mount Errigal Hotel
The Henry Girls, Joleen, Karen and Lorna McLaughlin.
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