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Donegal International Rally to stay part of Irish Tarmac Championship

The Donegal International Rally will be a part of the Irish Tarmac Championship next year. In July, the Donegal Motor Club said they were withdrawing from next years championship due to the proposed new format, which included not allowing World Rally Cars to score points in the overall championship . The T.RO.A asked the club […]

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Urgent funding calls for Gaelscoil na gCeithre Máistri in Donegal Town

The government is being urged to provide urgent funding for Gaelscoil na gCeithre Máistri in Donegal Town. The schools Parent’s Association claims that no support has been received from the Department of Education on previous funding applications despite the poor condition of the school. Students currently occupy four prefabs in need of repair. TD Thomas

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Donegal second highest in country with buildings under construction

  Donegal had a housing turnover rate of 1.4%, the second lowest turnover rate in Ireland, according to new research published by GeoDirectory today. Unsurprisingly, the Capital had the highest average transaction price (€342,284) in the country over the 12 months from June 2014 to June 2015. There was 1,190 transactions in Donegal with an

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Detectives make fresh appeal for information in relation to Connall Kerrigan’s death

Detectives are re-appealing for information in relation to the sudden death of Derry man Connall Kerrigan. The body of the 25 year old was discovered in the area of Bank Place in Derry at around 10.20pm on Sunday evening. Results of yesterday’s post-mortem have led them to believe his death was not the cause of

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Roads Minister denies work stalled on the A5 is politically motivated

A Sinn Fein delegation led by West Tyrone MP Pat Doherty have met with Roads Minister, Danny Kennedy in relation to work being carried out on the A5 cual carriageway. There have been claims that work on the project has been stalled and has been politically motivated. The Sinn Fein delegation pushed Mr. Kennedy for

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Derry man operated multi-million pound piracy scam from his home

  Derry Crown Court heard how a website set up by man from his Carnhill home could have cost film and TV producers as much as £120 million. Paul Mahoney (30) of 372 Carnhill in Derry admitted four charges of concealing criminal property, conspiracy to defraud and acquiring criminal property in relation to infringing copyright

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Educating Cardiff shows us how much we’ve grown since our own school days

It was a fantastic first episode of Educating Cardiff. And what have we learned? Mainly, that perspective is something you gain after school, as we found heroes in the most unlikely of people. Barely 10 minutes in and Twitter came alive with love for maths teacher and head of Denbigh House, Paul Hennessy, or rather

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One of two fisherman from Killybegs pier incident dies in hospital

One of two fishermen who was rushed to Letterkenny General Hospital after an incident at Killybegs pier yesterday evening has died in hospital. The victim was a 27 year old from County Galway. The other man, a native of the Philippines aged 46,  remains in a critical condition in Letterkenny General Hospital. The two men were

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Donegal and Tyrone Championship winners to meet in Ulster Club Quarter Final

  The draws have been made for the 2015 Ulster Club Football Championships. The winners of the Donegal Senior Championship will host the Tyrone winners on Sunday 1st November in the quarter finals. The Derry champions will have to come through the only first round game on the 18th October and will have home advantage

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Two fishermen rushed to Letterkenny General Hospital following incident at Killybegs pier

Two fishermen have been rushed to Letterkenny General Hospital after an incident at Killybegs pier. The incident is said to have happened earlier this afternoon. The two men were cleaning the Galway fishing vessel they were both working on when they were  overcome with fumes. One man is believed to be from Galway, the other

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Update: Police investigating death of young man in Derry are treating it as unexplained

  25 year old Conall Kerrigan’s body was discovered at around 10.20 past last night in the Bank Place area of the city. Police think he’d been in the city’s Metro Bar on Saturday night and want to speak to anyone who saw any form of altercation after he left in the early hours of

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Pat the Cope confirms decision to seek election nomination

Pat the Cope Gallagher has confirmed his intention to seek the Fianna Fail nomination for the forthcoming General Election. Mr Gallagher announced his decision in a written letter to every registered Fianna Fail member in the new 5 seat Donegal constituency. Pat the Cope confirmed his intention stating after much consideration he will be putting

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Cllr James Pat McDaid announces intention to seek FF nomination in General Election

  Councillor James Pat McDaid has confirmed his intention to seek the Fianna Fail nomination for the forthcoming General Election. Cllr McDaid says since Cllr Ciaran Brogan’s announcement not to run he has been receiving a great deal of encouragement to put his name forward. The Fianna Fail selection convention is taking place on October

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Mark English says there’s plenty to look forward to after World Championship exit

  Despite recording the eighth-fastest time across all three semi-finals, Mark English has bowed out at the penultimate stage of the 800m at the World Athletics Championships in Beijing. English came fifth in his semi-final, overtaking three athletes in the final 200 metres. He’s told Will Downing it was all tactics:

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