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HIQA finds a number of issues at St Joseph’s Hospital

A report published this morning by HIQA has identified a number of non-compliances at St Joseph’s Hospital in Stranorlar. The inspection was carried out in February, with 60 residents in place at the time. The report published this morning by HIQA notes that residents who communicated with the inspectors and filled out questionnaires were happy

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Five Donegal projects set to benefit from Leader funding

  Five projects across Donegal are set to benefit from over €130,000 in Leader funding. In welcoming the funding from the Department of Rural and Community Development, Government Chief Whip, Minister Joe McHugh says; ‘Great credit goes to Minister Ring for his focus on community development, not least in Donegal, and his initiatives that have

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Alternative A5 Alliance should hang heads in shame – Kelly

A Derry City and Strabane District Councillor says the Alternative A5 Alliance should hang their heads in shame. Its after 3 people died following two seperate crashes on the road last week in Omagh. The Alternative A5 Alliance have commenced a legal process to stop construction of the Western Transport Corridor in Co Tyrone, in

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Office of Taoiseach issues apology to Danielle McLaughlin’s mother

The Office of the Taoiseach has issued an apology to the mother of Danielle McLaughlin. While acknowledging the email sent to Andrea Brannigan last week was ‘not dealt with as carefully as it should have been’, they again, addressed Ms Brannigan incorrectly as Ms McLaughlin. The apology sent this afternoon said that they wished to

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Carndonagh Residents Association present petition to Council

A Carndonagh Residents Association has handed a petition in to the Inishowen Municipal District this afternoon, calling for urgent safety works to be carried out. In particular, the residents said they are concerned at the risk posed by the Riverside Walk and bridge linking the estate to Carndonagh Community Hospital. The walkway, which is widely

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Analysis of data now underway in LUH Cancer Research Project

A research project looking at how to aid the recovery of people who have been treated for cancer is making significant progress, according to the project leaders. The Irish Cancer Society backed research is assessing the extent to which targetted exercise plans, dietary advice and counselling help recovery after treatment. Over 100 people are participating

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DSFC: Barry Doherty is happy Kilcar created goal chances in poor conditions

2-09 v 0-11 was the final score in the Michael Murphy Sports & Leisure Donegal SFC clash between Kilcar and Killybegs with last year’s champions getting the win. Goals from Aindriú Mac Giolla Aon and Stephen McBrearty made the difference on a day that saw poor conditions for football. Kilcar manager Barry Doherty gave his thoughts

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DSFC: Late goal seals Championship win for Ardara over Glenswilly

It was a late Conor Classon goal deep in injury time that gave Ardara a 2-06 v 0-10 win over Glenswilly in Group A of the Michael Murphy Sports and Leisure Donegal SFC. Frank Craig reports for Highland Radio Sport… See the winning goal below from @ArdaraGAA The winning goal by @ceclasson pic.twitter.com/4JxdWhwQqw — CLG

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Rugby Review: John Cooney the hero as Ulster leave it late again to beat Edinburgh

It was a busy weekend of rugby action in the North West with Ulster Premiership and McCall Junior Cup action, as well as Pro 14 games. Ulster left it late again to beat Edinburgh on Friday evening, running out 30-29 winners thanks to a late John Cooney penalty. Alex McDonald reviewed the weekend’s rugby action

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