Eileen Magnier in Donegal this week and (inset) President Michael D Higgins. Photo: Joe Boland (North West Newspix)
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05 May 2024
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05 May 2024
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Eileen Magnier in Donegal this week and (inset) President Michael D Higgins. Photo: Joe Boland (North West Newspix)
Norwegian Star in Lough Foyle in October, 2023. Her sister ship Norwegian Dawn is due to anchor at Greencastle in August.
Avril McMonagle has dedicated her working life to early childhood education
Greencastle’s marine industry employs almost 200 people directly or indirectly
Newly appointed Coláiste Chineál Eoghain Deputy Principal Dáire Ó Néill
Caption: Ross and Annemarie Buchanan at the RDS Irish Forest and Woodlands Awards
The project will involve the demolition of the existing Sacred Heart and St Columba’s School buildings
A win for the Donegal Minors would put them top of the table
Buncrana Cup manager Paul O'Loughlin
Geraldine Mullan and Children in Crossfire chief executive Richard Moore at the Mullan Hope Centre in Moville
The border with Northern Ireland and (inset) British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
Former Donegal player Brian Roper
Gardaí in Buncrana launched a nationwide appeal for information
Anthony Molloy won three Ulster titles as a player
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Ireland's Eurovision contestant, Bambie Thug, has been hospitalised just days before the Eurovision Song Contest
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Eire King, 14 from Blarney County Cork
Jack Furey pictured with his linesmen and umpires before the 1980 Co final between Kilcar and Ardara
Chloe Lawrence was last seen in Tonycoogan, Emyvale, Co. Monaghan on Saturday morning
Eileen Magnier in Donegal this week and (inset) President Michael D Higgins. Photo: Joe Boland (North West Newspix)
Norwegian Star in Lough Foyle in October, 2023. Her sister ship Norwegian Dawn is due to anchor at Greencastle in August.
Erin McLaughlin in action for Peamount
Gavin Cullen and Peter Doherty alongside FAI Junior Cup
Donegal U-16s prior to throw-in against Derry
Tommy Lee Scully gets there ahead of Conor Lafferty
Finn Harps' Max Hutchison. Photo: Sportsfile
Max Johnston in action for Finn Harps against Treaty United. Photo: Thomas Gallagher
Tony McNamee on the attack for Finn Harps against Treaty. Photos: Thomas Gallagher
'We Are The Harps' will be launched on May 11
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Eileen Magnier in Donegal this week and (inset) President Michael D Higgins. Photo: Joe Boland (North West Newspix)
Norwegian Star in Lough Foyle in October, 2023. Her sister ship Norwegian Dawn is due to anchor at Greencastle in August.
Avril McMonagle has dedicated her working life to early childhood education
Greencastle’s marine industry employs almost 200 people directly or indirectly
Kenneth Hall was last seen in Gorey Town at approximately 10am on Thursday, May 2
Chloe Lawrence was last seen in Tonycoogan, Emyvale, Co. Monaghan on Saturday morning
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Eire King, 14 from Blarney County Cork
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Emma Stone in Kinds of Kindness
Games of Thrones' dragon eggs
Death notices for Donegal on Thursday evening
Donegal death and Funeral notices, May 1, 2024
Recent games at the Ballybofey ground have seen an earlier start time due to issues with the stadium floodlights
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