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Calls for emphasis on nighttime closures for Letterkenny works

It’s been confirmed that from this day fortnight, September 3rd, road closures will be implemented on High Road from the intersection with the Port Road to the junction at Newline Road in Letterkenny. The works, being carried out on behalf of Irish Water, will see road closures betweeen Monday September 3rd and Friday September 27th.

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Woman injured in fatal Bundoran crash transferred to Dublin hospital

A man in his 20s arrested by Gardaí investigating a fatal traffic collision in Bundoran in the early hours of Sunday morning has been released without charge, a file will be prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions. Two men in their 20s seriously injured in the collision are continuing to receive treatment at Sligo

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Ballygawley bus bombing memorial unveiled on 30th anniversary

In Tyrone, hundreds of people have attended a memorial service for the victims of the Ballygawley bus bombing, marking 30 years since the attack on an unmarked bus full of soldiers which was travelling towards Omagh. Eight people died and 28 were injured when the Provisional IRA detonated the bomb shortly after midnight on August

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Cricket Review: Rain causes havoc in North West Cricket action

Rain played havoc in North West cricket action this weekend, but the crucial bottom of the table Premiership game between Ardmore and Fox Lodge went ahead. There was also action in the All-Ireland T20s when Waringstown won the National title, beating Brigade in the semi-final and Clontarf in the final. Eamonn McLaughlin joined Chris Ashmore

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McGonagle and McGranaghan claim victory in Donegal Half Marathon

The Donegal Half Marathon took place today in Letterkenny with over 400 participants. The race was won by Ciaran McGonagle AC in 1:15.56 ahead of Martin Lynch of Milford AC and Gavin Crawford of 24/7 Triathlon Club. Karol Doherty (Inishowen) won the Wheelchair section and was second overall. The first female home was Monica McGranaghan of

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Paddy McLaughlin and Michael McCrudden react to Institute’s win over Warrenpoint

Institute have 6 points from a possible 9 and are 2 wins from 2 at home in the NIFL Premiership. ‘Stute beat Warrenpoint Town by 2 goals to nil today, a brace from Michael McCrudden being the difference between the two sides. Next up for Institute in the league is Coleraine away next week. After the

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Athletics: Titles and Medals coming to the North West from National Masters Track & Field Championships

There are plenty of Gold, Silver and Bronze medals coming to the North West after today’s National Masters Track & Field Championships. There were medals in the Shot, various Walks and many many more for the North West Athletes after a fantastic day of action. Patsy McGonagle wrapped the day’s action on Highland Saturday Sport…

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GAA Preview: Galway and Limerick face off in All-Ireland SHC Final

Galway and Limerick will do battle in Croke Park on Sunday in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final. Galway overcame Clare in their semi-final after a replay and Limerick had an extra-time over Cork. Tom Comack has been speaking to Galway Bay FM’s Sean Walsh about the Tribesmen’s bid for back to back All-Ireland titles

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Positive Day so far for Donegal athletes at National Masters Track & Field

It’s been a very positive day for far for Donegal athletes at the National Masters Track & Field Championships. Bosco Reid won the National title in the Shot and there were 3 National Walk titles from Sinead McConnell, Margaret Reid and Brian Ó Domhnaill, as well as other places for Donegal athletes. Highland’s Athletics Correspondent

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Mc Conalogue fails to secure recall of Agriculture Committee

A Donegal Deputy has hit out at the Agriculture Minister over what he says is Michael Creed’s faliure to grasp the urgency of the fodder crisis. Deputy Charlie Mc Conalogue was speaking after it emerged the minister will not appear before the Agriculture Committee to address the ongoing fodder crisis until September 4th. Deputy Mc

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Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter group on Belfast fact finding visit

A group from the Cathedral Quarter in Letterkenny has travelled to Belfast to explore how emphasising heritage can lead to economic regeneration. The group met with a number of people involved in similar projects there. On avisit to Clifton House, the Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter Group met with the Belfast Charitable Society to discuss their involvement

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SIPTU workers vote for strike at RAP in Gweedore

SIPTU members at the Rapid Action Packaging plant in Gweedore have voted 97% in favour of strike action. The action is in response to the company’s refusal to recognise workers rights to union representation for collective bargaining purposes at the factory. The Union says representatives remain available to enter discussions at any time with management

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€12m Irish Water replacement and rehabilitation project for Donegal

Irish Water has announced a €12 million replacement and rehabilitation project for Donegal. Works are due to begin next month to replace approximately 40km of ageing water mains across 13 priority sections in the county. The works which are expected to take around 14 months to complete will involve the decommissioning and replacement of approximately

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