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Aidan and Eileen Murphy
Highland Radio presenter, Aidan Murphy, and his wife, Eileen, have been named Slimming World's Couple of the Year for 2017.
Between them, Aidan and Eileen lost a total of 15 stone. Eileen had been experiencing health problems and she decided to join Slimming World.
Aidan subsequently got involved. Aidan has been with the station since it first went on air since 1990. The couple shared their story with Shaun Doherty's on today's show.
The couple live in Derry.
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Treasurer of Donegal Firefighters Association, Antoine O'Hara, presenting a cheque worth €32,616 to Donegal Hospice. Photo: Donegal Firefighters Association - DFA Facebook
Mary T Sweeney has criticised the government's backing of the campaign, which alleges "dangers" in burning solid fuels
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