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Rory Gallagher: No Donegal retirements and twelve additions to the panel

Donegal Senior Manager Rory Gallagher has confirmed to Highland Radio Sport there’s no retirements among the current squad and he has added twelve younger players to the panel ahead of the 2016 season. Danny Rodgers, Stephen McMenamin, Ciaran Gillespie, Michael Carroll, Eoghan Ban Gallagher, Ciaran Thompson, Stephen McBrearty, Caolan McGonagle, Jack O Brien, Rory Carr,

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Derry City Chairman Philip O’Doherty on the progress at the Brandywell

It’s been a busy couple of weeks around the Brandywell as Derry City appointed Kenny Shiels as their new manager, while off the field the club is focusing on redevelopment work and the public consultation plan, where the club have sought the views of supporters. This week Oisin Kelly caught up with Derry City chairman

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Ann Marie Mc Glynn and Pauric McKinney among winners at International Cross Country

Donegal starred at Saturday’s International Masters Cross Country in Santry Dublin. In the over 35 women’s category Letterkenny AC members took three of the top four places. Ann Marie M Glynn was the first home followed by Natasha Adams 2nd while Fionnuala Diver was 4th. In the over 50 mens, Inishowen’s Pauric Mc Kinney was

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Coleman disappointed to concede but they’ll take the away goal

Ireland are in healthy position ahead of Mondays Euro 2016 play-off second leg following a 1-all draw with Bosnia Herzegovina in Zenica on Friday Night. Robbie Brady scored late on before Edin Dzeko equalised. Seamus Coleman was disappointed they conceded but there’s positives with the away goal ahead of Monday’s second leg…

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PSNI

Viable explosive device found as Drumsurn security alert continues

A three day security operation in the Drumsurn area close to Limavady is continuing today, after a controlled explosion was carried out on a suspicious device found on the Legavallon Road yesterday afternoon. The PSNI have confirmed the object was a viable explosive device, and are asking people to maintain the support and patience they

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Update: A man and woman in their 30s have died in serious road traffic crash in Newtowncunningham

    It’s understood a man and a woman in their 30s have died, one other man is in a serious condition while several others have been injured. in a road traffic crash outside Newtowncunningham. The crash occurred approximately half a mile from the village of Newtowncunningham on the main road to Letterkenny. All traffic has been

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Update: Two people dead in serious road traffic crash outside Newtowncunningham

  It’s understood two people have died and several others are seriously injured in a road traffic crash outside Newtowncunningham. Emergency services are currently at the scene. The crash occured on the Letterkenny side of the village at approximately 2.30 this afternoon. It’s believed a number of cars were involved in the incident. The road

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Almost 26 thousand sign online petition to ban super trawlers off Irish coast

  Almost 26 thousand people have signed an online petition to ban super trawlers off the Irish coast. The petition was sparked following news the second largest trawler in the world has been sailing off the Donegal coast catching an unknown amount and species of fish. The trawler is nearly 140 metres long and has

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Dermot O’ Leary to front Children in Need after Terry Wogan pulls out on medical advice

Dermot O’Leary will be stepping into Terry Wogan’s shoes as Children In Need presenter tonight. The 77-year-old veteran broadcaster pulled out of the show at the last minute on the advice of doctors following a procedure on his back. But Dermot is excited about his new role and said he cannot wait to get involved

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Local Authority housing scheme to go ahead in Ardara after funding is confirmed

It’s been confirmed that local authority house building is to resume in Donegal, with confirmation today that the Department of the Environment has approved just over €1.1 million for eight council houses to be built in Ardara. The development, which was approved in principle earlier this year, will be constructed at River Bank, in an

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Yellow Wind Warning remains in place but Storm Abagail doesn’t disrupt Donegal

A Status Yellow wind warning remains in place across the country. Storm Abigail made landfall yesterday affecting many parts, but no major disruption has been reported in the North West. The Harry Blaney Bridge in Fanad has been closed for a period as a precaution. Flights leaving Dublin airport were also disrupted and passengers are

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Doherty repeats call for government assurances on supertrawler

Donegal Deputy Pearse Doherty has called on the Government to reassure people a fishing trawler sailing off the Donegal coast is complying with regulations. The Margiris is nearly 140 metres long and has the capacity to catch over 9-thousand tonnes of fish. Concerns are on-going that while it catches an unknown amount of fish, local

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Roy Cropper is leaving Corrie as David Neilson takes a break – but he’ll be back!

Roy Cropper is heading out of Coronation Street, ITV has confirmed. But fans of the cobbles favourite can rest easy – he’ll be back three months later, after starring in a play. An ITV spokesperson said: “We are always happy to try and accommodate cast requests to take time off for plays provided enough notice

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Police appeal for information following paramilitary-style assault in Derry

  Police are appealing for information following a paramilitary-style assault in the Galliagh area of Derry. The incident is said to have happened shortly before 4am this morning. Police received a report that a man aged 24 had been assaulted by four others at Altcar Park. It is alleged that one of the men had

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Rates intake into Donegal could be cut by almost €700,000 next year

Donegal County Council will be asked to appeal a revaluation of the rates bills for six national utility companies, which will see the rates intake into Donegal cut by almost €700,000 next year. The council was informed of the change last week, prompting Sinn Fein to launch a campaign to have the revaluation reversed. Cllr

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