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Buncrana geared up for GAA healthy clubs Irish Life challenge
Donegal's Buncrana GAA club has entered the GAA healthy clubs Irish Life challenge. The club therefore needs at least 15 participants to be able to win one of the prizes of a €2500 voucher at O'Neill's.
Speaking to Donegal Live, club secretary, Michelle McKenna said: "Ideally, we need as many people as possible to enter to clock up the miles, especially if some of you are out walking or running everyday anyway. A guideline on how to register is included below.
"The first thing to do is add the App 'My Life' to your phone, then follow instructions. Fitbits can also be synced or exercise can be entered manually. If you click on 'Leaderboard' all clubs can be viewed by hitting any club name. If you hit CLG Bun Cranncha you will see your name there.
"Health Clubs Irish Life Challenge begins in Buncrana GAA on Wednesday, June 3, so people need to be register before that, and get your friends and family to enter too. So let’s join together while staying apart," said Michelle McKenna.
Criminal damage incident occurred in St Johnston
Anyone with information on Elisabeta’s whereabouts is asked to contact Buncrana Garda Station on 074 932 0540, the Garda Confidential Line at 1800 666 111
Gardaí have warned that the callers could show up in any part of Donegal and in various types of vehicles
Crohy Head Sea Stack photograph by Mike Kane
The theft occurred at Ards Friary, Creeslough, last Friday shortly after midday
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