Gardai and the PSNI seized items linked to the INLA in Derry and Donegal
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Gardai and the PSNI seized items linked to the INLA in Derry and Donegal
National Fisheries College, Greencastle
Fine Gael councillor Thomas Walsh has been added to the party’s general election ticket inSligo-Leitrim, South Donegal and North Roscommon
Those who illegally park in a disabled bay are liable to pay a fine of €150
Crana College.. fears have grown over the future of the Three School Campus project.
Leonard Watson, right, outgoing president presents Jimmy Stafford with his chain of office for his term as the new president of the Letterkenny Chamber
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Cllr Rena Donaghey standing on the temporary Meenamullaghan bridge.
Director of Services Garry Martin presents the new chain of office to Cathaoirleach of Donegal MD, Cllr Noel Jordan (SF). PHOTO: Blaithín Murphy.
Charlie McConalogue TD
Dr Ciara Kelly pictured in Tirkidi Refugee Camp in Gambella, Ethiopia, with a South Sudanese refugee
Rosbeg, Co Donegal. PHOTO: Siobhán McNamara
Martin Kenny TD
International Fund for Ireland chairman, Paddy Harte , front left, is pictured along with board members
Pat the Cope Gallagher TD
Gardai and the PSNI seized items linked to the INLA in Derry and Donegal
National Fisheries College, Greencastle
Fine Gael councillor Thomas Walsh has been added to the party’s general election ticket inSligo-Leitrim, South Donegal and North Roscommon
Those who illegally park in a disabled bay are liable to pay a fine of €150
Crana College.. fears have grown over the future of the Three School Campus project.
Gary Duffy has ruled himself out of the race for the key Central Council role
Pictured at the presentation of the award at NUI Galway are (l to r): Marc Ryan, Communications Officer at CLS; Dr Gerard Fleming, Head of Microbiology & Co-Director of the Postgraduate Diploma in App
The Henry Girls will appear at next year's TradFest.
Back of Errigal road at 8am
Salmon spawning on Glackmore River in Inishowen
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