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11 Aug 2022
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Muireann Kavanagh
Muireann Kavanagh may be young but she enjoys getting helping out on her father, Neily's, 50-foot fishing boat in the port of Killybegs.
A post on the social media page of Shine Irish Tuna reads: The Kavanaghs and Gallaghers from Arranmore, Co Donegal caught our first Wild Irish Sardines last year (MFV Ros Ard and MFV Cadno). Do you know who catches the Sardines you eat? Buy Irish caught fish when possible. Fishing communities all around the Irish coast will appreciate your support. This is the future of the Irish fishing industry, make sure she has one. www.shinesseafood.ie"
John Shine said that he is delighted to be associated with the family.
The NCT Centre in Carndonagh
Planners refused permission after five objections were lodged against the plans
St Lugadius’ Church
There are fears that the lack of safe crossing points in Fahan will lead to a serious accident
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