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Entries for this year's Strabane Lifford Half Marathon will close tonight (Sunday).
For those who haven't yet entered, this is the last chance to be involved in one of the North West's premier sporting events.
In its fourth year, the race will take place on Sunday, 14th May. Already, expectations have been surpassed with 1,500 runners expected to take to streets of Strabane and Lifford in two weeks time.
Last year, the 1,100 maximum was sold out in advance of race day. With capacity increased by 400 entrants this year, the race is close to being sold out yet again, with a surge in entries expected in the final 24 hours.
Anyone wishing to take part in either the Half Marathon or 5K can enter via the Derry and Strabane District Council website or Strabane Lifford Half Marathon Facebook page.
Inishowen fiddler Melanie Houton
A stunning shot of the Seven Seas Grandeur, operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises, as it arrived into Greencastle for the first time on August 21, 2025.
The Irish emigrant letters are part of the Imirce Project at the University of Galway
Glenveagh National Park is among Ireland’s six national parks and it is the second largest spanning 66 square miles or 170 km²
Death notices for Donegal on Tuesday evening
Peter O'Donnell
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