21/09/2021
21/09/2021
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The children's playground in Killygordon
Cllr Gerry McMonagle
Mica could hasten the homeless crisis
Cllr Ian McGarvey
Very Rev Fr Eddie Gallagher
Plan for the future of Ballyshannon
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Free Wifi now available across 56 towns and villages in Donegal
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POLL: Is it wrong to protest outside politicians' homes?
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Bundoran Clean Coasts Group is looking for you
Driver was over several legal limits
Fun to be had in Ballyshannon
Irish Cancer Society director of services, Donal Buggy
Keep pier and harbour launching areas free
Bundoran, a historic town which much to offer today too
Donegal IFA county chairman, Brendan McLaughlin
GOAL's Fundraising and Events Officer, Helena O'Mahony, getting into training for the 100km August Challenge
President of IT Sligo, Dr Brendan McCormack
The area along the Gweebarra earmarked for the proposed wind farm
Wandering sheep on their way home
Garda McDaid and Garda Moyles with their little 'prisoners'
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Two men entered the building by force, causing damage to doors
MC Tony McGettigan and Dylan Murray
Anyone who may have witnessed the assault, or may have dashcam footage of the incident, is asked to contact Buncrana gardaí on (074) 9320540
Letterkenny gardaí are appealing for information on the theft of a van that was later found on fire
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