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Johnny Dunleavy: Boyhood Finn Harps fan on the long road to the short commute
AS Johnny Dunleavy jogged out towards the Town End of Finn Park on Friday evening, the old memories came flooding…
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A group of family and friends will be walking 480km this Thursday in celebration of a very special baby girl’s…
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Donegal hurling great Jamesie Donnelly is about to embark on a personal challenge for a charity close to his heart.…
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‘Is féidir linn’ – Oideas Gael’s online move a ‘phenomenal’ hit across the world
by Chris McNulty 2 months agoLIAM Ó Cuinneagáin has seen quite the evolution since helping to set up Oideas Gael 37 years ago. ‘Is féidir…
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Josh Daniels opens up on finding strength after Buncrana tragedy
by Staff Writer 2 months agoJosh Daniels, who lost five members of his family in the Buncrana pier tragedy, has said the tragic accident has…
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A kind-hearted schoolboy is braving his biggest haircut yet to raise money for the Irish Kidney Association. Connor Walsh from…
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Appeal launched for Raphoe teen who needs spinal surgery
by Chris McNulty 3 months agoA YOUNG Raphoe footballer has to undergo life-changing surgery after being diagnosed with a condition that forced her to give…
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Donegal woman forever grateful for her second chance at life
by Rachel McLaughlin 3 months agoA young Donegal woman said she will be forever grateful for a kidney donation which saved her life at 14…
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Amazing Michelle restarts her life thanks to baby Sidní
by Stephen Maguire 3 months agoA woman whose uncle was jailed after putting her through a five-year campaign of mental torture says she has found…
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West Donegal man jailed for catalogue of driving offenses
by Staff Writer 3 months agoA young Loughanure man has been jailed for four months and banned from driving for six years, at Dungloe District…
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As International Women’s Day approaches, the Arranmore RNLI crew are celebrating the strong and resilient women of their current crew…
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Nora’s very special Mother’s Day gesture for Donegal Hospice
by Cronan Scanlon 3 months agoA kindhearted young Kilmacrennan woman has undertaken to get her running shoes on in London in an effort to raise…
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Mark English: A doctor with time – and times – for the Olympics
by Chris McNulty 3 months agoIT’S ALL about time in the life of Mark English. Mark English: A doctor with time – and times –…
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Artist’s brush with homeless man leads to stunning charity gesture
by Stephen Maguire 4 months agoA Donegal artist who has painted a stunning portrait of one of Ireland’s most familiar homeless people is to auction…
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Donegal businesswomen swap home offices for sunny Barbados
by Rachel McLaughlin 4 months agoTwo Inishowen women are enjoying the remote working lifestyle of dreams after relocating to the Caribbean during the pandemic. “You…
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Career Guidance with Rory White: What subjects to choose for Leaving Cert?
by Rory White 4 months agoThird year students face big decisions this month as they decide on Leaving Cert subjects and the level at which…
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A determined Donegal woman has reached the target of her 365-day walking fundraiser in just two months. Brid Sweeney, who…
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Staycation bookings soar amid hopes summer can be saved
by Rachel McLaughlin 4 months agoAn escape to Donegal is fast becoming the dream holidays of summer 2021, as local self-catering operators note a surge…
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by Brian McDaid Friends stood outside the Station House Hotel and around Old Town Letterkenny in silence on Wednesday afternoon…
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Convoy Parish Priest Fr Eamonn Kelly has released a new book of hope-filled poetry to raise funds for Mary’s Meals.…