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Donegal to escape the worst of next week’s weather warnings

As the country braces itself for a week of snow and ice, Met Eireann has issued a weather warning for the entire country. Winds sweeping across Siberia from the North Pole are expected to bring sub zero temperatures and biting winds. The Government’s National Emergency Co-ordination Group on severe weather will meet tomorrow morning. While

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Letterkenny Rovers ‘not looking past Home Farm’ in FAI Intermediate Cup Quarter-Final

Letterkenny Rovers will take on Home Farm of Dublin tomorrow in the FAI Intermediate Cup Quarter-Final. Rovers captain Darren McElwaine was in the squad that reached the final of this competition in 2016 when they lost out to the Crumlin United. McElwaine told Chris Ashmore that while they have that experience, his side aren’t looking

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‘We didn’t deserve anything from the game’ – Kenny Shiels after loss to Sligo

Sligo Rovers defeated Derry City 2-1 last night in their SSE Airtricity League Premier Division clash at the Showgrounds. Adam Morgan put the hosts ahead on 78′, and Ally Roy doubled their advantage on 82′. Ronan Curtis pulled a late goal back for Derry, but Sligo ran out worthy winners. After the match, Derry City

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‘Very disappointing for fans that Harps’ game was called off’ – Aidan Campbell

Finn Harps fans were disappointed last night at the last-minute postponement of Harps’ game with Drogheda United. Fans had travelled from Donegal to Louth, and were informed 8 minutes after the scheduled kick-off time that the game was to called-off due to poor lighting conditions. Aidan Campbell, Commercial Manager for Finn Harps, joined Chris Ashmore

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Large crowd gathers in Letterkenny for protest against hospital overcrowding

Around 150 people are currently taking part in a demonstration in Letterkenny, protesting against overcrowding and cutback at Letterkenny University Hospital and the impact it’s having on patients. On Friday 16th February, 56 people were waiting to be admitted at the hospital – the highest figure since records began. The protest began at the gates

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Minister Bruton officially opens new Educate Together School in L’Kenny

The new Educate Together National School has officially been opened today in Letterkenny. The new 24 classroom building at Kiltoy will cater for over 200 students in the area. Education Minister Richard Bruton officiated the opening of the school and speaking earlier on the Nine til Noon Show he said the development of diversity within

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Signing of MoU for Education and Training providers in NW

The North West Strategic Growth Partnership has today officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding between education providers on both sides of the border. In partnership with the Higher and Further Education and Training Institutions of the North West City Region, this new agreement in education and training is vital for the development of the region.

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Expert warns Donegal house buyers over ‘taking shortcuts’

A leading Donegal property expert is warning that people buying homes in the county should beware of taking shortcuts. Garry Clarke, of Lanigan Clarke Solicitors in Letterkenny, said thorough checking by qualified professionals was essential for property buyers – especially in light of the blockwork damage reported in many homes in Donegal in recent years.

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Political uncertainty threatens Omagh Shared Education Campus

It’s been claimed that political uncertainty in the North is threatening the future of Omagh’s Strule Shared Education Campus. It’s after the bidder withdrew from the project which has forced officials to suspend the procurement process. West Tyrone MLA Daniel McCrossan says this is a critical development for the North West and a further delay

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HighlandTV: Monday Night Sessions with Goats Don’t Shave and Francie Donnelly

Francie Donnelly and Goats Don’t Shave joined Paul McDevitt on the Monday Night Sessions last Monday night. Be sure to listen in to the Monday Night Sessions every Monday for the best in all new Irish music. Catch just a short snippet of the acts below, and visit the Highland Radio or Monday Night Sessions

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Minister Bruton Endorses Cross Border Education Alliance

The Minister for Education and Skills Richard Bruton is visiting Letterkenny today to endorse a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Letterkenny Institute of Technology, Ulster University, North West Regional College and Donegal ETB. The new agreement is a commitment to establishing a strategic alliance between the education providers, with a view to increasing collaboration

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