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Donegal Live took to the streets of Donegal town this afternoon to gauge the response to the measures imposed by the Government yesterday.
We spoke firstly to Eugene Gallen who hails from Tyrone but runs a very successful business in the Eskeside town. Eugene was very positive on the steps taken but at the same time critical of measures in the north of Ireland on the schools' policy.
He said: "People don't seem to realise that it can often be only a bridge that separates jurisdictions - a virus does not recognise borders".
Let us know what you think.
The team at McLaughlin’s say they are looking forward to welcoming friends, neighbours and visitors alike for what promises to be a memorable weekend of music, fun and community spirit
When queried, An Garda Siochana said they have not received any reports of any incident at St Eunan's Cathedral this morning
The late Victor Fisher's funeral mass took place at St Eunan's Cathedral in Letterkenny. Photo: Letterkenny Rovers FC
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