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Drumboe Woods in Stranorlar
Assumpta Donaghy with her husband Patsy and their daughters, Claire and Eimear
Elaine Feeney whose first novel, As You Were, has been included on The Guardian’s list of Ten Best Debut Novelists for 2020
Assumpta Donaghy pictured outside Scoil Cholmcille NS in Letterkenny
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Assumpta Donaghy with her husband Patsy and their daughters, Claire and Eimear
Deirdre Morley is facing trial for the murder of her three children
There has been an increase in the number of confirmed Covid-19 cases being treated at Letterkenny University Hospital
Peadar Mogan takes a shot at goal for Donegal with Tiarnan McCann close by Picture: Sportsfile
Dr Tony Holohan, Chief Medical Officer, chairs the National Public Health Emergency Team
The biggest increases have been in the Buncrana and Donegal electoral areas
Concern raised over roads leading to lighthouses
Researcher sought to document history of Saint Colmcille
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Members of Betty Synan’s family pictured at the special memorial bench which was unveiled at the Creeslough Day Centre on Saturday last PICTURES: MOSES ALCORN
John Hill was last seen on Sunday.
Book far exceeds Ballyshannon author's expectations
Donegal County Council has approved plans for a quarry operation near Raphoe despite strong opposition
INTO General Secretary John Boyle said the situation in some Donegal schools had caused concern
Deaths in Donegal - Thursday evening, October 22
Whoriskey brothers James, Teague and Brian.
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