The road is closed at the Port Road side of the Station Roundabout, Letterkenny
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There were sunny community birthday celebrations in Donegal.
Popular Buncrana musician and Maginn Park groundsman, Liam Cutliffe, affectionately known as Nadger, turned 70 today and his friends, neighbours and family surprised him with a lovely 'party.'
One of Liam's many friends told Donegal Live: "We couldn't let the day go past without wishing Liam Many Happy Returns."
Happy Birthday Liam.
David Classon and Sinead Boyle from Downstrands FRC’s board of management are collecting a cheque for €13,000 from The PFA from their charity auction
'All registration plates must meet Irish format and visibility standards,' An Garda Siochana warned
The late Manus McDaid. Photo: McGlynn Funeral Directors
The Station Roundabout in Letterkenny. Photo: Google Maps
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