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Donegal Derry Vipers going in to Irish Super Bowl Final in great shape

The Donegal Derry Vipers take on Wexford Eagles in tomorrow’s championship game that has been dubbed Ireland’s Super Bowl Final. After going through the season unbeaten, the club’s Colm Kelly and David Faughan today said they have momentum – after scoring over 100 points in their last three games and conceding zero – as they

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Tom Hennessy and Eamon McCauley on Burt and MacCumhaills progression to Donegal Hurling Final

Burt and MacCumhaills will meet in the 2016 Donegal Senior Hurling Championship Final. Both sides won their respective semi finals in a double header in Ballybofey on Friday Night. MacCumhaills beat Setanta 2-14 to 1-12 while Burt overcame St.Eunan’s 3-13 to 3-10. Tom Comack got reaction from the winning managers, speaking with Eamon McCauley of

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Listen Back to highlights of the latest ‘Weekend Edition’

Greg was back in the ‘hot seat’ for  another busy Weekend Edition on Highland Radio. First up, the Free Wee Library is a free community book sharing scheme for adults and children. Unfortunately, someone vandalised one of the boxes on Friday – local Councillor Nicholas Crosson joined Greg to discuss it:   Iggy Larkin has

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Police make arrest after seizure of £120,000 worth of suspected herbal Cannabis in Omagh

Police in Omagh have arrested a 23 year-old male after the discovery of £120,000 worth of suspected herbal cannabis after the search of a vehicle in the town yesterday afternoon. The PSNI also carried out a number of searches in Derry yesterday evening following this seizure resulting in a small amount of suspected herbal cannabis

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PSNI appeal for information after male entered the River Mourne last night

An emergency operation was initiated last night in Strabane after a male entered the River Mourne. The PSNI in Strabane are now appealing for information in relation to the man who was extracted from the river at approximately 7.15pm yesterday evening. A number of local volunteer groups as well as Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue

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Update – teenage boy dies in hospital following crash in County Derry

  A 13-year-old boy has died in hospital following a crash at a motocross event in Co Derry yesterday afternoon. The incident occurred at Magilligan at around 1.45pm. The boy was airlifted to Altnagelvin Hospital and underwent emergency surgery. It’s understood that he has since died in hospital a short time ago.

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L.Y.I.T. report record numbers as intake for this year expected to reach 1,100

  The Letterkenny Institute of Technology is reporting record numbers in their intake of students for this coming academic term. According to the LYIT, student population growth has increased by over 33% over the last four years and for year, their intake is expected to reach 1,100. All nursing courses have exceeded this year’s quota

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Councillor hits out at ‘unsightly’ fly-posting in Strabane

  A Strabane Councillor has hit out at those responsible for fly-posting a significant amount of posters across the town centre. In recent days, notices allegedly from the Irish Republican Prisoners Welfare Association were erected on shop windows. It’s understood the posters are put up during the night for staff to uncover the following morning.

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Concern raised as South Inishowen without sufficient water supply for three days

  Concern has been raised once again over the water supply in the South Inishowen area. It’s understood a burst occurred three days ago which has severely impacted on the supply in area, with the townlands of Tooban and Crislamore said to be worst affected. It is hoped that the service will be restored to

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Public reminded of meeting over future of AIB building in Derrybeg tomorrow

  People are being reminded that a public meeting over the future of the AIB building in Derrybeg is taking place tomorrow night. A for sale sign appeared outside the building some weeks ago, prompting calls for it to be gifted to the local community. The meeting is taking place in Ionad Naomh Pádraig in

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Gardai advise of road closures during tomorrows Royal Black Preceptory parade in Raphoe

  The Raphoe District of the Royal Black Preceptory will hold their last Saturday demonstration in Raphoe tomorrow. A parade will take place through the town and this will make traffic diversions necessary while the parade is ongoing. The Parade will commence at 12 noon and roads will be closed from 11.30am to 1.15pm and

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Meetings to take place next month over rising costs in motor insurance

  A number of meetings are set to take place next month over the rising costs in motor insurance. The Oireachtas Finance Committee has made the decision to hold the meetings and it’s understood a wide range of experts and industry actors as well as campaigners will be in attendance. Massive hikes in motor insurance

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Ryanair

Ryanair flogging 100,000 seats across Europe for €19.99 to celebrate being voted ‘world’s favourite airline’

The seats will be available on the Ryanair.com website up until Monday Ryanair today celebrated being voted the ‘world’s favourite airline’ by flogging 100,000 seats across Europe for E19.99. The Irish carrier filled a tenth of a BILLION seats last year. But the accolade is based solely on the number of passengers flying per airline

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Drugs worth £80,000 seized following searches of a house in Omagh

  Searches of a house in Omagh in County Tyrone have turned up drugs worth an estimated £80,000. Herbal cannabis and diazepam tablets were uncovered by police searching the house yesterday, as well as a substantial amount of cash believed to have been the proceeds of crime. A 23-year-old man was arrested and appeared before

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Sinn Fein insist internal memo from Dept. of Finance shows it’s unfair to abolish USC

Sinn Féin’s insisting an internal memo for Michael Noonan shows it is unfair and not affordable to abolish the Universal Social Charge. That’s despite claims from the Department of Finance that the memo has been made redundant by the new government. Pearse Doherty says an internal memo, outlining the extra taxes needed if USC is

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Insolvency expert issues warning about “non-existent” debt register

A debt and insolvency expert in Donegal has warned people to be aware of a UK based company called BadDebtor, which he says is threatening those in debt with public humiliation if they do not pay a ‘fee’ to have their details ‘removed’ from a non-existent register. Ryan Stewart says his company believes this company

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Shay Given says the Irish team owes Robbie Keane a great deal

Robbie Keane’s decision to retire from international football has led to a series of accolades from former managers and team-mates. Mick McCarthy, Martin O’Neill, Niall Quinn and Kevin Kilbane have all said that Keane’s goals have given them a lot to be thankful for during his remarkable 18-year international career that brought him 145 caps

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Public asked to stay away from Tullan Strand as search continues for missing swimmer

The search for a missing swimmer off the Bundoran coast is entering its third day. The man got into difficulty while swimming in the sea on Tuesday evening. A major search operation involving the Bundoran RNLI, the Killybegs rescue boat and the Coast Guard helicopter based in Sligo was called off at around 9pm last

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