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Desi Henry and Paddy Robinson receive their prize.
Kilmacrennan navigator Paddy Robinson was celebrating victory the Eakin Bros Brian James Trailers Stages Rally in Tyrone on Saturday.
Robinson called the notes for winning driver Desi Henry in a Ford Fiesta R5.
Henry and Robinson were 2.3 seconds in front of Cathan McCourt and Liam Moynihan in their Skoda Fabia.
Experienced Letterkenny navigator Rory Kennedy was on board with third-placed Gary Jennings in a Fiesta.
The all-Donegal crews of Joseph McGonigle and Ciaran Geaney as well as Damien Tourish and Domhnall McAlaney were fourth and sixth respectively, the latter claiming the class 7 honours.
The eighth-overall crew of Aaron McLaughlin and Darren Curran won class 11 in a WRC Fiesta.
Deaths in Donegal
Assurances have been given that there are no plans to close Muff Garda station
A section of the crowd that attended a previous meeting in Buncrana
The purchase of the five houses in Buncrana has been questioned by county councillors
The Burtonport Summer Festival takes place between July 15 and 23
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