William McMullan's solicitor, Mr Patsy Gallagher, said there was no other traffic on the road at the time and the driving conditions were dry
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Kealan Dunleavy (Glenswilly)
The Glenswilly clubman is currently playing for Donegal Philadelphia in the United States and on Sunday, they take on Young Irelands as the championship reaches the business end. His performances for the Donegal U-20s this year were top class, kicking four points from play in the cinematic 3-16 to 2-16 extra-time loss to Tyrone in the Ulster semi-final.
Dunleavy, comfortable in various positions, saw Glenswilly relegated two weeks’ ago when they lost out to Killybegs in the Division 1 relegation play-off, and although they open their Donegal SFC with a tricky first round fixture against Naomh Conaill at home, then take on St Naul’s and will have hopes of reaching the last eight.
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