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A Donegal woman has died in a traffic accident in Australia.
Early reports suggest the 26-year-old from South West Donegal lost her life in Melbourne when a tree fell on a taxi in which she was a passenger.
The accident happened at around 4pm on Friday (Irish time)
A close friend said: "She was a fully trained nurse and it is understood she was returning from work at the hospital in a public taxi when a tree fell on it.”
Consular assistance is being provided by the Dept. of Foreign affairs.
More details to follow.
Muff Community Centre is hosting the craft fair
L to R. Fianna Fail Councillor Fionán Bradley, 100% Redress Party TD Charles Ward, 100% Redress Party Councillor Joy Beard, Sinn Féin TD Pádraig Mac Lochlainn and Sinn Féin Councillor Jack Murray
Carnagarve Forest is a beautiful setting on the outskirts of Moville.
Sunrise at An Grianan Fort, Inishowen on Thursday morning, March 19, 2026, as beautifully captured by Donal Kearney. (See full photo in story below).
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