The former Bank of Ireland premises in Bunbeg, pictured in 2021
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Conor Doherty of Kilcar in action against Glenswilly in Towney
Kilcar are looking to repeat their victory over Naomh Conaill in the final of the 2017 Donegal SFC when the pair meet tonight in the deferred 2020 showpiece.
Brian O'Donnell and Aodhan McGinley are long-term absentees so John McNulty has gone with this team - with Eoin McHugh at No8 and Oran Doogan on the bench.
The Book of Evidence was served at Carndonagh District Court, which continues to be heard at Buncrana Courthouse.
IFI Snare Man in retrieval of net
Former Pettigo Health Centre up for sale in December
The budget meeting has been adjourned until 3 December
Company director Ivor Reilly and, inset, the late Shauna McDevitt. (North West Newspix)
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