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Ethan Boyle in action against Longford Town.
There was more good news for Finn Harps fans this week after Ethan Boyle agreed terms to stay with the club for another season.
The Waterford native enjoyed a fine first season at Finn Park and impressed supporters with some excellent performances in the blue and white.
Boyle's ability to play in either defence or midfield was an added bonus and he becomes Ollie Horgan's fourth signing. Gareth Harkin and Ciaran Coll have also agreed new deals while Danny Morrissey has signed from Cork City.
The Millside Walk is a 2km looped path which is located in the Coillte Forests near Lough Finn Photo: Slí Taobh a Mhuilinn
St Patrick's Purgatory by Lough Derg - Photo: Siobhan McNamara
Donegal has numerous events throughout the year, such as Earagail Arts Festival, Rory Gallagher Festival, Sult, Sea Sessions, Summer Sessions and many more
Application submitted for Laghey properties
Josh with Pep Guardiola at The City Suites ApartHotel, Manchester
Moville couple Martha and John Steele present a cheque for €4,031 to Kathleen Smyth and Gertie Monagle, of the Inishowen Hospice.
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