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Roy Keane draws a massive attendance last night to the Mount Errigal Hotel. Photo Brian McDaid
More than 800 people attended an outstanding event last night in the Mount Errigal Hotel where Manchester United legend Roy Keane proved a very interesting guest.
The event "An Evening with Roy Keane", part of a fundraising drive for Ronan Sweeney, was an outstanding success with more than 800 people turning up to listen to the Republic of Ireland assistant manager.
In May 2016, Ronan Sweeney sustained significant spinal injuries in a fall from his bedroom window in Sligo, which at present, has resulted in limited movement in lower legs. He underwent emergency surgery in the Mater Hospital, followed by a period of recovery in the National Rehabilitation Hospital.
Roy Keane on stage at the Mount Errigal Hotel. Photo Brian McDaid
Always worth a listen, Keane was in great form and clearly enjoyed his night where he spoke openly about his career and football as he sees it today.
Read more in Monday's Donegal People's Press and Donegal Democrat.
A view of the ATU Donegal campus in Letterkenny.
Over the course of Creative February, students across five Donegal Gaeltacht schools came together to create a tapestry of artwork Photos: Jacqui Reed
The dumped items at Elaghbeg, Bridgend, on Friday night
The new terms of the Emerald Airlines contract would see the traditional midday service being removed. Instead, the schedule will shift to an early 6:30 am flight from Dublin and an 8:30pm return from
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