The Rusty Mackerel in Teelin is one of two Donegal pubs who make the final shortlist
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03 Oct 2022
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03 Oct 2022
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Shane McCauley (inset with his son Shane) and (main pic) Shane swimming in the English Channel
Fond memories - Finn Harps’ 1974 FAI Cup triumph
The late John O'Neill (right), his wife Myra and their granddaughter Aisling.
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