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Will Seymore . . . has signed for Finn Harps
Leaving Harps - Gareth Harkin
Neil McDermott with his Coleman jersey
Fergus McAteer with his daughter at the awards ceremony
First professional contract - Ronan Boyce PICTURE: STEPHEN DOHERTY
The late Colm McBride pictured with George Best and Fr Michael Sweeney
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Junior Minister Damien English, , Leo Varadkar , Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, and Niall O’Connor, Aldi
Karl O'Sullivan (right) with Dan Byrne of Shelbourne at Finn Park. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile
Members of Cumann Sacair Ghaoth Dobhair Aontainte in their dressing room discussing tactics
Conor Barry has joined Finn Harps PICTURE: FINN HARPS FC
The Gweedore United dressing room - the club features in a new TG4 series
Karl O'Sullivan in action for Finn Harps last season PICTURE: STEPHEN DOHERTY
Carl McHugh in the thick of the action
Raff Cretaro . . . has announced his retirement
Deaths in Donegal - Monday evening, January 18, 2021
Donegal's natural beauty has seen it listed third in an index of the best places to live in Ireland
HSE confirm vaccine rollout plans
Gardaí conducting an Operation Fanacht checkpoint in Buncrana at the weekend
The emails and texts are requesting recipients to pay an additional cost for customs clearance prior to delivery of their parcel
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