Knights of St Columbanus with Bishop Donal McKeown. Photos: Geraldine Diver
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Burt - where the hurlers come from. Three generations of Burt hurlers, James Whoriskey, Hugh Whoriskey and Johnny Whoriskey.
This fabulous photograph was entered into the Snapshots competition, which is running on DonegalLive.
Submitted by Mary Devlin, it shows three generations of Burt hurlers. Mary said: "My photograph was taken in Burt in the early 1960s before a big hurling game. I hope you like it as much as I do.
"It shows, from left to right, my uncle James Whoriskey, my grandfather Hugh Whoriskey and my great grandfather Johnny Whoriskey."
We are not looking for anymore entries as next week is the final week but you can vote for your favourite at:
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
Emmerdale's Vicar Charles Anderson wearing his clerical shirt from Moville Clothing & Uniforms on the popular ITV soap.
The Milford Events Committee is gearing up for the festive season
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