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Senator Eileen Flynn gave birth to a beautiful baby girl during the early hours of Thursday morning.
Lacey Mary Whyte came into this world at 6.21 on Thursday.
Liam Flynn said that the family are delighted. The couple's toddler Billie will mark her second birthday this Monday.
Senator Flynn thanked the hospital staff at Letterkenny University Hospital who took amazing care of her and her baby girl and called for further investment in maternity care throughout Ireland.
She said: "I would like to thank the staff at Letterkenny University Hospital who went above and beyond with their brilliant care."
L-R: Dr Martin Gormley, Cllr Declan Meehan, Mr Patsy McVicar, Ms Anne McHugh, Mr Geoffrey Browne, Mr Marcel McCafferty, Mr Ciaran O'Brien
The defendant dangerously overtook another car near the Applegreen service station in Buncrana with his lights switched off at night-time.
Uisce Éireann works to take place in Bundoran
Members of An Garda Síochána, Revenue's Customs and politicians at the launch. Photos: Matthew Harvey
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