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Work in progress - yet another hand cut stone building enhances the Diamond as McCafferty's Bar take on a new mantle. INDD 1004 McCafferyys i MVB
Over the last few years there has been a steady move back to traditions that once served us best and this has become particularly noticeable in our streetscapes.
Slowly but surely the plastic signs and facades are disappearing to be replace by the more traditional timber and stone.
Visitors to Donegal Town on Saturday morning may have noticed that McCafferty's Bar had just overnight received a makeover.
One of the oldest pubs in the town and originally owned by the McGahern family the pub is now in the hands of the very capable Declan and Michelle Boyle.
The corporate plane was spotted over Donegal airport, which is located in Carrickfinn
The reinstated afternoon flight will depart Donegal at 2.30pm and return from Dublin at 6.55pm
Minister for Education, Hildegarde Naughton, will meet with St Eunan's College
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