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Neither father or daughter will have a tax liability for the exchange
Letterkenny University Hospital
Creevy pier, one of the iconic landmarks in this area
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
Have your say on the council's new plan
The victorious Loreto Milford teams at the Bank of Ireland Money Smarts Challenge PICTURE: Clive Wasson
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An image of how the entrance to the proposed development at Mullans and Doonan outside Donegal town would look
Marie Greene received her winning cheque from Charlie McHugh, left and Joe Doherty
Just one view of Donegal's fabulous coastline
10-year-old Zuzia Wincek
Brian Leslie Seaquest Systems. Picture: Richie Stokes
McDonalds in Letterkenny employs almost 80 people
Thugs attack GoSafe van
Donegal County Council's gritters will be out tonight
New laws for motorists to protect cyclists in effect from today
Part of the Glenmore Anaerobic Digester operation which is subject of a public meeting next Monday night
Beef sector in crisis
Neither father or daughter will have a tax liability for the exchange
Letterkenny University Hospital
Creevy pier, one of the iconic landmarks in this area
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
Have your say on the council's new plan
Claire O’ Reilly, Nesbitt Arms Hotel; Mary Daly, Donegal Tourism; Christian Ruebel, Tourism Ireland; Elaine McInaw, Abbey Hotel Donegal; and Joleene McDermott, Inishowen Gateway Hotel in Offenbach
Many topics up for discussion as IFA presidential candidates address Donegal farmers tonight in Letterkenny
Making Cents with Liam Croke: Make sure the time is right on your mortgage term
Moving tribute paid by Cathaoirleach
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