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31 people waiting for a bed at Letterkenny University Hospital

  There were 31 people waiting for a bed at Letterkenny University Hospital this morning according to the INMO. 18 people were waiting on trolleys in its Emergency Department while a further 13 were waiting on wards. South Tipperary Hospital was the most overcrowded this morning with 40 people waiting there. Nationally, there were 473 […]

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Appeal for information over two separate crashes in St. Johnston area

  Gardai are appealing for information following a collision in St.Johnston this morning. Meanwhile witnesses have been asked to come forward over a separate crash which occured yesterday just outside St.Johnston. This morning’s crash, involving one car and a pedestrian happened just before 8.30. It’s believed that a school girl was crossing the road in

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Fresh talks to take place over Garda resources in Finn Valley

  Further talks between local Garda management and community stakeholders are to take place over policing services and Garda resources in the Finn Valley. It follows concern raised locally about policing levels and station opening hours after the area was amongst the targets of recent break-ins throughout Donegal. Donegal Deputy Pearse Doherty believes these fresh

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Donegal Gaeltacht members seek budget funding in special clinic

  Members of the Irish-speaking community from Donegal met with local representatives this week to voice their concerns around Irish language and Gaeltacht funding. Clinic Na Gaeilge came to Kildare Street in Dublin with local representatives from across Ireland calling on TDs to support the Irish Language and Gaeltacht Investment Plan. The ten-hour clinic saw

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‘Anger growing’ at continuous delays for Buncrana’s three school campus

The Minister for Education is being urged to put a firm deadline in place for ongoing negotiations over securing a site for the new three school campus in Buncrana. The planned campus would cater for Crana College, Gaelscoil Bhun Cranncha and Coláiste Chineal Eoghain but has been in the pipeline for over a decade. While a

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Further calls for community hospitals in Donegal to be extended

There are further calls for community hospitals in Donegal to be extended. It follows reports of a significant increase in those waiting to access services, particularly in the Inishowen area. Local Cllr Martin McDermott says the move would also alleviate on-going pressures faced by Letterkenny University Hospital. He believes it’s the only viable solution:  

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Pressure mounts on Government to publish leaked report on border impact

Labour Leader Brendan Howlin says we’re ‘galloping towards a train wreck’ if we don’t have a clear view of the issues affecting us after Brexit. His comments come as pressure intensifies on the government to immediately publish details of a leaked internal Revenue report about the potential impact for the border. Deputy Howlin says he

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Milford manager Danny O’Donnell on their Intermediate Championship win over St. Naul’s

Milford had a 5 point win over St. Naul’s in the Intermediate Football Championship Final in O’Donnell Park earlier today. It was a tight game that was level with 4 minutes to go, but Milford scored a crucial goal with 2 minutes remaining. Danny O’Donnell was with Tom Comack following his side’s win…

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Cockhill Celtic and Finn Harps Reserves win big in Ulster Senior League

There were 2 games up for decision in the Ulster Senior League today. Reigning champions Cockhill Celtic kept their fantastic start to the season going today with a 6-0 win over Bonagee United. Laurence Toland was on the scoresheet again today following his hat-trick last week. James Bradley was the high-man with 2 goals, and

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Oireachtas ‘stonewalled’ over critical information affecting the island of Ireland

  Fianna Fáil’s Brexit spokesperson says the Oireachtas has been ‘stonewalled’ over critical information affecting the island of Ireland. Stephen Donnelly says a leaked Revenue report on the challenges of an open border post Brexit, shows there are elements in Government more interested in ‘playing party politics’ than working to protect the country’s economy. Deputy

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Intermediate Championship Preview: St Naul’s looking to cause an upset

St Naul’s manager John McNulty said that he doesn’t mind going into the Intermediate championship final as underdogs. McNulty’s men take on division one side Milford, in O’Donnell Park, tomorrow. Milford gained promotion to the top division last year and will take part in the championship final for the second year in a row, making

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Intermediate Championship Preview: Milford looking to avenge last year’s agony

After a securing promotion to division one, Milford looked to crown their strong 2016 year with an Intermediate Championship title; but, it was not to be as Burt came away with the trophy. Milford have not let last year’s disappointment hold them back, with Danny O’Donnell’s men booking their place in the final once more.

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