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DUP meet May in London as concern grows about implications for Stormont

The DUP leader Arlene Foster is in London today for more talks with the British Prime Minister. Theresa May’s seeking the support of the DUP as she tries to form a minority government. The Taoiseach Enda Kenny and the Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams are among those expressing concerns about any deal between the Conservatives […]

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Mc Hugh plays the waiting game as Varadkar prepares to take top job

The Taoiseach Enda Kenny will chair his final cabinet meeting this morning. This afternoon he’s expected to inform the Dáil he’s resigning and will travel to Aras an Uachtarán to hand in a letter of resignation. New party leader Leo Varadkar is expected to be elected Taoiseach tomorrow. In Donegal, there’s speculation that Junior Minister

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Coleraine Bready and Donemana to have home quarter final ties if they come through Senior Cup replays

The draws have been made for the quarter-finals of both the Irish Senior and National Cups and there are some mouth-watering clashes in store next month. Holders Merrion face a journey north to face the winners of Coleraine v Waringstown, while three times winners North Down are away to either Pembroke or Bready. There’s an

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Mark Hamill Says Goodbye To ‘Princess’ Carrie Fisher At The Tonys

Fisher’s mother, Debbie Reynolds, was also honoured. The world said goodbye to Carrie Fisher all over again at the 71st Annual Tony Awards on Sunday night. Fisher’s “Star Wars” co-star Mark Hamill introduced the ceremony’s “In Memoriam” segment onstage, paying tribute to the “princess” along with her mother, Debbie Reynolds, and Broadway great Gene Wilder. “We lost many beloved members of

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Danielle McLaughlin family solicitor ‘content’ with speed of murder investigation

The solicitor for the family of Buncrana woman Danielle Mclaughlin, who was murdered in India, says they are content with the speed of the investigation. A charge sheet has been filed against 24 year old Vikat Bhagat who accused of murdering Danielle in March. He is also accused of rape, robbery and destruction of evidence.

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900k approved to upgrade x-ray equipment in four Donegal locations

A €900,000 grant has been approved by Government to upgrade x-ray equipment at four Donegal Community Hospitals. The new equipment will be installed in Dungloe, Killybegs, Donegal Town and Carndonagh. X-ray facilities have also been added at the Ballyshannon Health Campus. Killbegs Community Hospital will be the first hospital to have the new digital x-ray

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Talks on the resumption of power sharing to recommence today

Talks on the reinstatement of the power sharing executive in Northern Ireland will get underway later. There hasn’t been an active authority in Stormont since March, and negotiations were paused for the UK general election. Discussions will be made even more complicated by the prospect of a deal in Westminster involving the DUP. Talks on

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Kevin Spacey’s all-singing, all-dancing opening number as host of the Tony Awards

Who knew he had it in him? Kevin Spacey opened the 71st Tony Awards in New York last night with a Broadway showcase that cast aside any doubts about his hosting capability as he sang and kicked his way across the stage. With a little help from the Rockettes, Stephen Colbert, Whoopi Goldberg and Billy Crystal,

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Donegal Ladies return to Ulster Final: Geraldine McLaughlin Reaction

Donegal will play the winners of Cavan and  Monaghan in this years Ulster Ladies Senior Football Championship Final. Michael Naughton’s side came from 11pts down at half time against Armagh in Saturday night’s semi final to return to their second final in three years. Geraldine Mc Laughlin starred in the second half scoring 1-7 to

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‘A Great Escape’ – Micheal Naughton on Donegal Ladies’ win over Armagh

The Donegal Ladies’ win over Armagh in the Ulster Championship Semi-Final was referred to as ‘a great escape’ by team manager Micheal Naughton. Naughton noted that it was the first time that Donegal had gone the entire first half without registering a score. He said he was proud of his side for how they came

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Investigations continuing into serious road traffic collision

Investigations are continuing following a serious road traffic collision in the early hours of this morning in Letterkenny. The single vehicle collision occurred at Magheranan at approximately 5:30am. It is reported that the car left the road and collided with a fence. The male driver, aged 43 was seriously injured and taken to Letterkenny University

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Gardai issue warning to homeowners following spate of burglaries in Donegal

Since the beginning of June there has been a total of 11 burglaries reported in Ballybofey, Letterkenny, Raphoe, Donegal Town, Pettigo, Muff, Lifford and Newton. Donegal Crime Prevention Officer, Sergeant Paul Wallace says these incidents are planned and the intruders are monitoring properties and acting when vacant. He says those involved are forensically aware and

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Donegal ladies hit Armagh with stunning comeback to make Ulster Final

  The Donegal senior ladies came from 1-8 down against Armagh to book their place in this years Ulster Final. Having not scored in the first half, Geraldine McLaughlin hit 1-7 to guide Donegal back to a provincial final. It finished 1-14 to 1-10 in Greencastle. Tom Comack reports for Highland Radio Sport..    

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HighlandTV: Donegal International Rally Preview – Joule’s MD Ian Barrett

Ian Barrett, Managing Director of Joule, the title sponsors of the Donegal International Rally will compete in the Rally for the first time year. Joule, one of Ireland’s largest manufacturers of solar panels, tube systems and hot water cylinders have been the title sponsor since 2015 and are in the third and final year of

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Detectives in London appeal to Irish people who may have information about London Bridge terrorist attack

Detectives from the London Metropolitan Police are appealing to Irish people who may have information about the terrorist attack at London Bridge last week to come forward. In particular they want to hear from anyone who was in the area at the time and who witnessed the white van used in the incident, the suspects attacking

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Long-awaited Bunagee Marine Development officially opened

  The long-awaited Bunagee Marine Development was officially opened yesterday at Culdaff. The work was part of a cross-border and transnational project known as Sail West, involving 21 partners from Ireland, Northern Ireland and the West Coast of Scotland. The project was funded by INTERREG which provided €1.3million in funding, involving work being carried out

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Midlands NW MEP calls for AIB shares sale to fund access improvements for NW region

There have been calls on the Government to use the sale of AIB shares to invest in access for the North West. Midlands North West MEP Marian Harkin has previously discussed broadband and access problems in the North West, she says the region has an ‘infrastructure deficit.’ The sale of AIB shares is estimated to

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