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“John Hume’s tenacity was key to the Peace Process” – Adams

The family of John Hume is urging people to observe Coronavirus guidelines as they prepare to bring him on his final journey from Donegal to Derry. His remains will be leave Moville this evening at 7.30, arriving in Derry’s St Eugene’s Cathedral after 8.30. Requiem Mass will take place in the cathedral tomorrow morning at […]

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ASTI say teacher recruitment could be affected by pay inequality

A teachers union’s warning plans to hire more than a thousand new teachers could be scuppered if pay equality for new entrants is not addressed. The Government has said it’ll take on 1,080 new teachers to help schools comply with health guidelines when they reopen next month. However the Association of Secondary Teachers says there’s

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Postmasters seek restoration of weekly SW payments

Postmasters are calling on the Department of Social Protection to bring all social welfare payments back to a weekly collection. The Irish Postmasters Union says the fortnightly distribution is causing confusion among customers, who are finding it hard to manage their finances over two weeks. It’s welcomed the fact some payments are being reintroduced on

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Anderson stresses importance of cross border infrastructure planning

A Foyle MLA says an all-Ireland approach remains the key to dealing with key infrastructural projects in the region. Foyle MLA Martina Anderson says a number of the key infrastructure projects planned in the North have an all-Ireland element so it makes sense planning for them should be on an all-Ireland basis. They include the

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John Hume to leave Moville for the final time this evening

Preparations are under way in Derry for tomorrow’s funeral of Nobel Peace laureate and former SDLP leader John Hume, who died yesterday aged 83. Tributes have been paid by world leaders past and present, for the role he played in Northern Ireland’s peace process and civil rights movement. His remains will be taken from Moville

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Derry City win at Pats

Derry City picked up their second win of the Premier Division campaign and their first since football resumed with a 0-2 win away to St Pat’s on Monday evening. Derry new signing Jame Akintunde netted on his debut to score the first, five minutes into the second half at Inichicore in Dublin. Conor McCormick made

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Police in attendance following security alert in Derry

The security alert at the Southway area of Derry/Londonderry is now over. Police were in attendance following a security alert at the Southway area of Derry/Londonderry this afternoon (Monday 3rd August). The Southway was closed at the junction with High Park and motorists were advised to avoid the area and seek alternative main routes for their

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Mervyn O’Donnell on Gaoth Dobhair’s victory over Four Masters

Gaoth Dobhair had 16 points to spare as they defeated Four Masters in their opening game of the Donegal Senior Football Championship. They ran out 2-17 to 0-07 victors with Gaoth Dobhair’s goals coming from Kevin Cassidy in the first half and a second half penalty by Odhran MacNiallais. Ryan Ferry spoke with Gaoth Dobhair

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Gaoth Dobhair beat Four Masters in Donegal Senior Football Championship opener

Gaoth Dobhair had a 2-17 to 0-07 victory over Four Masters to start their Donegal Senior Football Championship campaign. Odhran MacNiallais produced a strong second half scoring 1-01 to help Mervyn O’Donnell’s side to a 16 point win. Donegal News’ Ryan Ferry and Gary McDaid report for Highland Radio Sport…

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Glenea United claim Donegal Junior League Division One title

Glenea United have been crowned champions of the Donegal Junior League Division One after they defeated Convoy Arsenal 1-0. A Ryan McFadden penalty eight minutes from time was enough to secure the league title  for Glenea. After the game Chris Ashmore spoke with Glenea United Manager Kevin McFadden… Chris also got the thoughts of Convoy

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35 complaints of sexual assault reported to 3rd level institutes

35 complaints of sexual assault and harassment have been reported to third level institutes in the last 3 years. According to the Sunday Times, IT Sligo has received 20 reports, UCD had 12 complaints while Trinity College picked up just one report. A number of other colleges and universities declined to comment on reports they

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Beyond 20X20 Female Leadership Programme helping develop confidence & skills

The Beyond 20X20 Female Leadership Programme, which was launched by Donegal Sport Partnership (DSP) on March 8th, continues to be adapted for delivery. Maggie Farrelly, Education and Training Coordinator with Donegal Sports Partnership, said that being able to engage through online meant the delivery of the programme remains well on schedule. “We were fortunate to

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Six Donegal LGFA Ladies matches schedule for today are called off

Six Donegal LGFA Ladies Championship matches were called off by the Donegal LGFA last night. The matches were set to be played today. In the Senior Ladies Championship Moville’s trip to Buncrana has been called off while there was also games called off in the Intermediate Championship and Junior A and B Championships. The cancellations

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Gerard Ward stars for Glenfin as they beat Killybegs in Donegal SFC

Gerard Ward scored eight points for Glenfin as they started their Donegal Senior Football Championship with a 1-12 to 1-06 win over Killybegs. Killybegs began the game brighter and led two points to no score before an injury to Donegal’s Hugh McFadden. By half-time Ward had fired over five free’s and Ross Marley found the

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Kilcar start Donegal SFC with big victory over Termon FT Report & Reaction

Kilcar have started their Donegal Senior Football Championship with a 4-21 to 0-07 win over Termon. Conor Doherty fired in Kilcar’s first goal of the game before Stepehen McBrearty got John McNulty’s side second to leave the score 2-13 to 0-04 at half time. A second from goal from Conor Doherty extended Kilcar’s lead to

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Martin Regan on Naomh Conaill’s win over Milford in Donegal SFC

Naomh Conaill had a perfect start to the defence of their Donegal Senior Football Championship title. They defeated Milford 3-20 to 0-06 at Davy Brennan Memorial Park. First half goals from Dermot Brick Molloy and Charles McGuinness had the Glenties side well in front at the break before Eunan Doherty fired in midway through the

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Naomh Conaill start defence of their Donegal SFC with big win over Milford

Naomh Conaill, the champions, got their Donegal Senior Football Championship campaign off to a hugely impressive start as they defeated Milford by 3-20 to 0-6 in Glenties. The home side raced into an early 1-9 to 0-1 lead with Dermot Brick Molloy getting the first goal. Charles McGuinness added a second goal for Naomh Conaill

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