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Kellie McClafferty
Royal & Prior Comprehensive student, Kellie McClafferty, from Raphoe has been selected from thousands of entries as a finalist in this year’s “Doodle 4 Google” Competition.
This year’s theme is “If I could create anything it would be...” and Kellie’s entry reflected different world issues including global warming, LGBT and racism.
She visualised a world of equality and tolerance. Kellie, along with 74 other students from primary and secondary schools throughout Ireland will attend the final in Google headquarters, Dublin on the 3 rd of April where the winners from each group, along with the overall winner will be announced.
The winning prize is a €5,000 scholarship for the student and a €10,000 technology grant for the school Kellie needs your votes to be in with a chance of winning as well as the Doodle featuring on the Google homepage.
To vote simply log onto:
click “Vote now” then select “Group 5” to vote for “A Perfect World”.
Jenson Bonner posing with letter he received from President Higgins' office
Midlands North-West MEP Ciaran Mullooly with Charles Ward TD and 100% Redress Party colleagues Tomás Seán Devine and Joy Beard
Death notices for Donegal on Wednesday morning
Anyone who knows of Seamus Quinn's whereabouts (inset) or have seen his red Renault Kadjar vehicle, is urged to contact Police on 999 quoting serial 1476 of 21/10/2025
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