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'People are staying connected and encouraging one another' – Reverend Alison Gallagher
'Challenges bring out the best in human beings' – Bishop Dónal McKeown
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The Inishtrahull Initiative is shining a light on all things Inishtrahull
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Lidl postpones closure of Donegal store
Donegal Covid-19 test centre at Ballyshannon's Lakeside Centre under construction before its temporary closure due to lack of test kits
Andrew Ward (IDP) Mark Faulkner, Karen Penny and Cllr Bernard McGuinness in Donegal, before Karen completed the walk to Banba's Crown.
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Independent General Election candidate, Peter Casey
No Collusion bass player, Dualta Gallagher. Picture: Mickey Rooney
St Connell's Museum in Glenties
Labour's Alan Kelly
Kevin Quinlan - small in stature, in every other way, he was a colossus
Gardaí on patrol today
Drawing with Don is the perfect tonic for these troubled times
Coronavirus crisis continues
Minister Simon Harris
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