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Declan and Brian Boyle - have withdrawn from Donegal Rally due to family bereavement
There was disappointment for rally fans this morning when it was learned that Declan Boyle would not be on the starting ramp for the Joule Donegal International Rally.
Declan and his cousin Brian were seeded third in the rally and were among the favourites, having lifted their first Donegal title two years ago.
The Boyles withdrew from the rally because of a family bereavement.
The Leitirmacaward pairing were hoping to add a second Donegal title and always are competitive in Donegal.
No doubt there will still be plenty of spills and thrills in the event which has just got underway.
There will be updates on the donegaldemocrat webside throughout the three-day event.
Anyone with any information regarding the collision is asked to contact Letterkenny Garda Station
Car window smashed in Letterkenny
The man was taken to Letterkenny University Hospital to receive treatment for non-life threatening injuries
Anyone that can assist with relevant information is asked to contact gardaí in Buncrana on 074-9320540
A man entered a house and took a number of bank cards from a purse
L-R - Kayla Boyle, Amy Rawdon, Holly Meehan, and Catherine Byrne, along with teacher Niall Canning in separate photo
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