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Donegal was one of 12 counties in the Republic of Ireland to record an increase in the number of opportunities advertised
Beef sector in crisis
Donegal locals James Carr (First Ireland) and Keara McGlinchey (Hickey Clarke & Langan), graduates of The Insurance Institute’s Insurance Practitioner Apprenticeship, at their graduation ceremony
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SN Naomh Colmcille, Drumoghill and (inset) Councillor Donal Coyle
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