Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries – Wednesday August 14th
Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries – Wednesday August 14th:
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Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries – Wednesday August 14th:
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NI Water says works to upgrade the Tamneymore-Creggan Water Trunk Main in Derry will be complete by the end of October. The work, which began this week, involves laying 500 metres of pipe along the Foyle Road from the east entrance of Coshowen to the junction with Lone Moor Road. NI Water says a lane
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Home and businesses in Carnamogagh Upper, Letterkenny and surrounding areas are warned that they may experience low water pressure and supply disruptions this evening. Essential works are taking place and are scheduled to be complete at 10pm tonight. It may take up to four hours after this time for supplies to be restored.
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The taskforce, established by the Health Minister, has initially provided eight conditions for which pharmacies could prescribe – such as cold sores, oral thrush and shingles. A report from the taskforce says it’s intended to be operational from the second quarter for 2025. However, on today’s Nine til Noon Show, IPU President Tom Murray told
Three people are seeking a nomination from Fine Gael to contest the next general election in Donegal. They are Senator Nikki Bradley, Cllr Jimmy Kavanagh and John McNulty. The selection convention will take place on Monday week, August 26th.
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The annual Donegal Camino is taking place again this year to raise funds for Cancer Care West Donegal. Greg Hughes will be participating in Day 2 of the Ards forest park walk on Monday the 2nd of September. The Donegal Camino runs from Sunday the 1st until Saturday the 7th of September. The Ards forest
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The Nine til Noon Show is broadcast live weekdays 9am til 12noon! If you missed Wednesday’s live show, you can listen to the podcast below! After a look at the papers we hear concerns over the impact the ‘Tradwife’ trend might be having on women. We talk to a listener who is sleeping in his
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There’s been a 26% decrease in the number of properties sold in Donegal. 71 properties were sold in the county in June 2024, that’s down from 96 during the same period last year. The value of properties sold in Donegal in June totalled €13.1 million. Property prices in the county dropped slightly to €185,000 in
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The Head of the Roads Policing Unit in Donegal is urging people to engage with Traffic Watch. As part of An Garda Síochána’s ongoing commitment to road safety, the Traffic Watch reporting form was relaunched on Garda.ie. Traffic Watch is a partnership approach with all road users to improve driver behaviour, reduce the number of
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There are calls for cancer survivors to have the right for their illness to be forgotten when they’re given the all-clear. Researchers at Queens University Belfast say 20 million cancer survivors across Europe are being discriminated against by financial institutions-long after they’ve been cured. They say many face problems in getting loans, mortgages and health
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A safe driving education programme will begin in secondary schools next month. It aims to teach transition year students how to drive and raise awareness of unsafe behaviour behind the wheel. The Road Safety Authority is introducing the programme amid a rise in road deaths, with 119 people killed on Irish roads so far this
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Today marks 30 years since Co Tyrone teenager Arlene Arkinson disappeared. The 15 year old had attended a disco in Bundoran the night she went missing. Numerous searches have been carried out but the Castlederg teenager’s body has never been found. A vigil was held last night in Castlederg to mark 30 years since the
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Flights from Donegal Airport to Dublin are the second most likely to be cancelled in Ireland. Flights to Bucharest in Romania were most likely to be cancelled with 7% of passengers travelling between the cities left stranded in the first six months of the year. Journeys to Lanzarote, Malaga and Lisbon were the least likely
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Works are continuing to restore water in a number of areas in Donegal. Repairs may cause supply disruptions to Drumboe Avenue, Stranorlar and surrounding areas. It comes on foot of a major burst in the Twin Towns earlier this week. Meanwhile, mains rehabilitation works may cause supply disruptions to a number of areas around Castlefinn,
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Four people have been arrested and searches carried out in Northern Ireland as part of a police operation targeting human trafficking. Brothels linked to an organised crime group have been located in Omagh and Ballymena. However, police believe victims may have been transported across the country. Detectives from the Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Unit
Estate agents say they expect property prices to increase by an average of 4.5% over the next 12 months. That’s one of the findings from a new report from the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland. Three in four agents report low stock levels with almost half saying the lack of supply is driving their prices
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There’s a call for more so called “pop up Garda stations” to be set up around the country. The scheme has been implemented in Wexford where Gardai established a short lived base in areas that lack a full Garda presence. The drop in the number of officers on the beat in recent years has left
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One person is in a critical condition following a mass overdose incident at Portlaoise Prison. 10 inmates were taken to hospital after a white powder was discovered there yesterday. The prisoners were taken to Midlands Regional Hospital after the drug was discovered. Nine of them are described as being in a serious condition with another
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A hill walker has been airlifted to hospital after sustaining a serious injury in South Donegal. Killybegs Coast Guard was tasked last evening to the fallen walker at Muckross. The casualty had sustained a serious injury and was airlifted by the Rescue 118 helicopter and transported to hospital. Assistance was also provided by the National
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A survey undertaken by Irish Tax Rebates has revealed that Donegal ranked 6th in the counties that received highest amount of tax refunds last year. On average €539.50 was received by those who filed to reclaim their tax credits in Donegal. Dubliner’s came in top with an average rebate of €583.59. Gerry Scully who is
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Gardaí in Donegal have shared a security checklist to support commercial properties minimise the opportunity for burglary. The list assesses five different aspects of physical security in a bid to identify weak points which could make it easier for a criminal to gain access to a business premises. These are perimeter security, alarms, CCTV, staff
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Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries – Tuesday August 13th:
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A Donegal man has been awarded €30,000 under the Clannad Scholarship – Fifty years in Bloom. Údarás na Gaeltachta announced Daniel De Buitléir as the recipient this afternoon, to develop artistic work through the medium of Irish over a period of three years. The scholarship is in tribute to the Donegal band and their impact
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Court documents have revealed Huw Edwards’ bail conditions – including a ban on unsupervised contact with children. The former BBC newsreader has also been stopped from communicating online with under-16s. He’s due to be sentenced next month, after admitting three counts of making indecent images of children between December 2020 and the following August.
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Almost 40 properties received planning permission exemptions to convert vacant commercial properties into homes in Donegal since 2018. If realised, these have the potential to result in 72 new homes across the county. Two years ago the exemption opened to private buildings, which seen an additional seven requests in Donegal. The move has been made
Tomorrow will mark the 30th anniversary of the murder of Arlene Arkinson from Castlederg. The 15 year old schoolgirl went missing after a disco in Bundoran in 1994 – her body has never been found. An inquest into Arlene’s disappearance concluded that she was abducted and murdered by notorious child serial sex offender and convicted
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Repair works have been complete following a major water outage in the Twin Towns this morning. Majority of affected customers now have a normal water supply again. Those on higher ground or at the end of the network may experience disruption or an intermittent supply for a number of hours. Customers are warned that discoloration
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Gardaí in Ballyshannon are investigating an attempted theft from a business premises on Atlantic Way in Bundoran on Sunday night last. At approximatety 10.25, two men entered the premises and one of them attempted to force open a cash box. The box was damaged, but didn’t open. The men left immediately when confronted. Gardai in
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Gardai are appealing for information about two alleged assaults last week, one on Friday night in St Johnston, and the other in Clonmany in the early hours of Thursday morning. Speaking to Greg Hughes during the Community Garda Information segment on today’s Nine til Noon Show, Garda Clare Rafferty made this appeal for information……….
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Gardaí in Ballyshannon are investigating a number of burglaries in the area of Drumconnor, Mountcharles over the past number of days. A garage in the area was broken into between 1 o’clock on Sunday afternoon, and 8.30 yesterday morning. Damage was caused to the rear door of the building, and entry was gained. A large
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Buncrana Gardaí are investigating two burglaries that occurred at the same business premises at Lisfannon Industrial Estate over the course of two days. The first burglary occurred between 8.45pm on Monday August 5th, and 9am the following morning. The second burglary happened between 10.30pm and 11pm on Tuesday August 6th. Damage was caused to a
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Uisce Éireann says crews are working to repair a major water main burst affecting Ballybofey and Stranorlar this morning. The say homes and businesses in the Twin Towns and surrounding areas are experiencing a disruption to their water supply but every effort is being made to return a normal supply as quickly as possible. Crews
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Only 7.23% of all new vehicles sold in Donegal in the first six months of the year were electric, one of the lowest rates in the country. Figures collated by the Irish Independent show 25% were hybrid, and 67.8% run on fossil fuel. Meanwhile, it’s been suggested that drivers in rural areas should get larger
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The Foyle MP and SDLP Leader is urging communities in Derry to protect their children. It’s after some were involved in disorder and attacks on police in the Nailors Row area over the weekend. Colum Eastwood’s calls also come ahead of anti-internment bonfires being lit on Thursday night. He says work is continuing to
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A leading mental health charity says the online Trad Wife trend promotes an ideology that is harmful to both women and men. The viral movement, found mostly on Tik Tok, idealises a return to traditional gender roles where women are expected to focus solely on homemaking. The trend has been criticised as promoting a false
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Killybegs Coast Guard responded to two incidents yesterday afternoon. In the first, members were tasked to a fallen hill walker up Slieve League. She had sustained a lower leg injury, and was given first aid before being put on a stretcher and brought to the car park where there was an awaiting ambulance. In the
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Donegal ETB’s Further Education and Training has published its new prospectus for the incoming academic year, including several new courses starting across the county. The Prospectus provides detailed information on over 125 full and part-time courses in a diverse range of areas from Levels 1-6, many of which are co-funded by the Government and the EU.
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South Donegal TD Marian Harkin has welcomed indications from Finance Minister Jack Chambers that the Government supports the easing of restrictions on Credit Unions that are preventing them from expanding in the mortgage market. She says having raised the issue with him in a Dail Question, his answer suggests he agrees that the regulations are restrictive
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A Northern Ireland Minister is to sign off on a major contribution which includes an investment for Strabane Town Centre projects. The funding will see the transformation of many local infrastructures and amenities. Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald confirmed that she is to sign off on the Executive’s financial contribution to the ‘City Deal’ in September
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Hundreds of thousands of women could soon be eligible for free hormone replacement therapy. Plans are being finalised by the government, with a scheme to be unveiled in the coming weeks. The State will cover the cost of prescriptions.
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The Higher Education Minister says he’d like to see an end to single-sex schools. Patrick O’Donovan has expressed concerns about gender-based violence and “aggression” in society. About a third of girls and over 40 per cent of boys attend single-sex schools in Ireland. Kieran Christie, General Secretary of the ASTI, says resourced programmes to teach
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Just over 1 per cent of sex offenders in Irish prisons are engaging in the State’s flagship treatment programme. Figures released to Ireland South MEP Cynthia Ní Mhurchu also show the number of sex offenders jailed is four times higher than in 2018. According to the Irish Prison Service, only eight of the 692 sexual
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Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries – Monday August 12th:
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Two men in Derry have been arrested following a reported aggravated burglary in the Spencer Road area of the city last night. Police received a report just before midnight that a member of the public had been approached by a distressed woman who stated that men were in her home trying to attack her husband.
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A popular South Donegal restaurant has been badly damaged in a fire, which happened at around three o’clock this morning. A blaze broke out in Mani’s Bar and Bistro and Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene. In a statement on social media, the eatery confirmed that no one had been hurt in the fire
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Repairs to a burst water main may cause supply disruptions to Burt, Fahan, Newtowncunningham, Manorcunningham, Bridge End, Burnfoot and surrounding areas. A traffic management plan will be in place for the duration of the works. Works are scheduled to take place until 2am tomorrow. It is recommended that those affected allow 3-4 hours after
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Essential maintenance works may cause supply disruption to Dún Dubháin Íochtarach (Dundooan Lower), Na Dúnaibh (Downings) and surrounding areas. Works are scheduled to take place until 8pm. It is recommended that those affected allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for supply to fully return.
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Donegal Deputy Pearse Doherty has said it is concerning that a replacement has still not been found for the GP in Ardara. Dr. Mireille Sweeney confirmed in May that after 29 years, she had handed in her resignation to the HSE. With ten days to go until Dr. Sweeney is due to leave the position,
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The Nine ’til Noon Show – Weekday’s 9am to 12noon Magazine type mid morning chat show which aims to inform and entertain listeners and to platform their views and issues: In the first hour, we hear concerns about speeding in Fintown, the Mayor of Derry discusses weekend rioting in Nailor’s Row, and travel expert
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Police officers in Derry have made an arrest after a police vehicle was rammed by a car in the Glengalliagh Road are yesterday evening. PSNI were on patrol at around 10:10pm when a dark coloured Audi drove towards their vehicle at speed, and almost collided with it. The car was then pursued, however it made
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