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Ultan’s ultimate act of kindness 7 years ago

Ultan’s ultimate act of kindness

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Ultan Blaney, an 11-year-old sixth class pupil at Scoil Mhuire in Milford will have his locks chopped for the first time in five years on Friday.

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All-girls’ school confirms plans to enroll boys 7 years ago

All-girls’ school confirms plans to enroll boys

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Scoil Mhuire gan Smál will be a co-educational mixed school from next year onwards after recent consultations with parents and the school community.

Fr Eamonn Kelly today announced that next …
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Hotelier Mary T Sweeney reaches a pinnacle of success with Blue Book honour 7 years ago

Hotelier Mary T Sweeney reaches a pinnacle of success with Blue Book honour

Ireland’s Blue Book recognises the finest Irish country house hotels, historic manor houses, castles and restaurants.

Just three venues in Donegal are part of the association, while Castle Grove is …
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Same-sex couple’s heartbreak over baby boy’s passport rights 7 years ago

Same-sex couple’s heartbreak over baby boy’s passport rights

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Katie Gallagher from Gweedore and her British wife Holly Groombridge had a little boy together in August via IVF treatment, The Irish Sun reports.

Baby Griffin was born from one of …
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Let’s help a little girl find her precious bunny 7 years ago

Let’s help a little girl find her precious bunny

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The small grey toy with pink details was lost a few weeks ago. It is believed it may be somewhere in Letterkenny, but the family do not have an exact …
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Woman’s Words: Cathy’s heartache 7 years ago

Woman’s Words: Cathy’s heartache

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This week Moville writer Sharon Thompson shares another tale exploring the life of local people.

Each Sunday this series will showcase works of literature written by local women for readers …
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People named Rose and Jack will get a free pass to the Belfast Titanic Experience 7 years ago

People named Rose and Jack will get a free pass to the Belfast Titanic Experience

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The Belfast Titanic Experience is giving free passes to Jacks and Roses to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the blockbuster ‘Titanic’ from 19th November – 19th December 2017!

The huge …
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Canada offers over 10,000 visas to Irish citizens 7 years ago

Canada offers over 10,000 visas to Irish citizens

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The visas are open to Irish citizens between the ages of 18 and 35.

The visas on offer include the Working Holiday visa, the Young Professionals visa for those are …
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Free fun pack available to encourage children to speak Irish 7 years ago

Free fun pack available to encourage children to speak Irish

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Government Chief Whip and Minister of State for the Irish Language, the Gaeltacht and the Islands, Joe McHugh T.D., has announced that his Department is implementing a specific measure in …
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Be on the lookout for this phone scam sweeping Donegal 7 years ago

Be on the lookout for this phone scam sweeping Donegal

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Donegal residents have told Donegal Daily that they have been plagued by these bogus calls over the past couple of days from countries such as Libya and Macedonia, with area …
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High style to invade Inishowen at iCARE Fashion Show 7 years ago

High style to invade Inishowen at iCARE Fashion Show

The iCARE Charity Fashion Show 2017 for Autism takes place on Wednesday 22nd November in the Inishowen Gateway Hotel, doors open at 7pm, show starting at 7:30pm.

Entering its …
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Al Porter reveals his favourite holiday destination – and it’s in Donegal! 7 years ago

Al Porter reveals his favourite holiday destination – and it’s in Donegal!

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Comedian Al Porter has shared his fond childhood memories of attending the Gaeltacht on Arranmore Island, and says the island remains a special destination for himself and his partner.

Attending …
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Woman’s Words: An unfortunate family dinner 7 years ago

Woman’s Words: An unfortunate family dinner

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This week Moville writer Sharon Thompson shares another tale exploring the life of local people.

Each Sunday this series will showcase works of literature written by local women for readers …
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Allegations made that Irish media personality could be an “Irish Weinstein” 7 years ago

Allegations made that Irish media personality could be an “Irish Weinstein”

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Presenter and doctor Ciara Kelly has revealed that a “prominent man in the Irish media” could be an “Irish Weinstein.”

It recently broke that over 80 women have reported that …
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Why do the clocks go back? 7 years ago

Why do the clocks go back?

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It’s the time of year where we once more must anxiously try to recall whether the clocks go back or forward.

A useful figure of speech to help remember this …
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Donegal vigils to remember Savita Halappanavar 7 years ago

Donegal vigils to remember Savita Halappanavar

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The 31-year-old Indian dentist died from cardiac arrest due to a septic miscarriage in University Hospital Galway in 2012.

28 vigils are taking place throughout the country to mark the …
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Brave Shanan opens up about horror attack in TV interview 7 years ago

Brave Shanan opens up about horror attack in TV interview

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Assault victim Shanan Reid Mc Daid has said she is afraid to be alone and is still trying to deal with her anxiety after her unprovoked attack in Letterkenny earlier this …
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Looking for love? First Dates Donegal is right around the corner 7 years ago

Looking for love? First Dates Donegal is right around the corner

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Things will be heating up in Dunfanaghy next month as First Dates hopefuls gather in Arnold’s Hotel. 

Singletons looking for love are in for an exciting weekend of mingling, music …
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Grab a free coffee at these petrol stations over the Bank Holiday 7 years ago

Grab a free coffee at these petrol stations over the Bank Holiday

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Since January, 124 people have died on Ireland’s roads – a decrease of 32 on the same period in 2016. Five people have died in Donegal, with many more being …
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Do you have what it takes to win this dance competition? 7 years ago

Do you have what it takes to win this dance competition?

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In association with Pinehill Studios, the search is on for Donegal’s best dancers.

Do you have what it takes to win Dance Addictions 2018 and walk away with a cash …
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In Pictures: Majella meets fans and cancer survivors in McElhinneys 7 years ago

In Pictures: Majella meets fans and cancer survivors in McElhinneys

She told the story of her own cancer diagnosis, treatment and her life after cancer – sharing intimate details with all who gathered in the McElhinneys Lingerie Department.

You can …
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Events: Majella shares vital message at ‘Think Pink’ afternoon 7 years ago

Events: Majella shares vital message at ‘Think Pink’ afternoon

“It’s tough but it’s doable,” were the comforting words from Majella today as she opened up on her breast cancer journey.

Majella was joined in the McElhinneys lingerie department by …
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Understanding forum for bereaved parents to meet next month 7 years ago

Understanding forum for bereaved parents to meet next month

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One bereaved mother who attended a recent Anam Cara event said: “Both my husband and I felt it helped us in our grief to be in a place where we …
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RTE announce new Six One News anchors 7 years ago

RTE announce new Six One News anchors

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Leading Irish journalists Keelin Shanley and Caitríona Perry will now head up the evening edition, while Sharon Ni Bheolain moves on to the Nine O’Clock news.

Journalist and broadcaster Keelin Shanley …
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‘Orla had so much more to give’ 7 years ago

‘Orla had so much more to give’

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Orla was 34 when she tragically died in a head-on collision with a drunk driver on Friday, 13th November 2015 in Newtowncunningham, Co. Donegal.

A double inquest into the horrific road …
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Donegal mum champions 5K event to fast-track a cure for paralysis 7 years ago

Donegal mum champions 5K event to fast-track a cure for paralysis

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The third annual Run In The Dark Donegal takes place on November 15th at 8pm. Championed by local mother Sonia McGarvey, it’s set to be another inspirational and inclusive event.  …
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Did you ‘sea’ this? Donegal is about to welcome a new gin! 7 years ago

Did you ‘sea’ this? Donegal is about to welcome a new gin!

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Sliabh Liag Distillery will officially launch An Dúlamán Irish Maritime Gin this weekend in South Donegal – by the very sea that inspired its creation.

An Dúlamán is inspired by …
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Vigil in memory of Savita Halappanavar to be held in Donegal 7 years ago

Vigil in memory of Savita Halappanavar to be held in Donegal

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Members of the Inishowen Abortion Rights Campaign will join with groups across the country and hold a vigil in memory of Savita Halappanavar, who died in Galway University Hospital five …
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Woman’s Words: Arthur’s bad behaviour 7 years ago

Woman’s Words: Arthur’s bad behaviour

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This week Moville writer Sharon Thompson shares another tale exploring the life of local people.

Each Sunday this series will showcase works of literature written by local women for readers …
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Fond farewell bid to much-loved business as it closes its doors 7 years ago

Fond farewell bid to much-loved business as it closes its doors

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After 148 years in business, Judy and Lance Ball have shut the doors of CT Ball at 52 Upper Main Street for the last time, turning the key on a …
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“My daughter’s car is a write-off and this animal left her and drove on” 7 years ago

“My daughter’s car is a write-off and this animal left her and drove on”

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Shockingly, the man in the Audi drove off and did not check on the girl whose car he had written off. The young woman did not sustain life-threatening injuries.

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Residents warned as brazen conartists visit people’s homes 7 years ago

Residents warned as brazen conartists visit people’s homes

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The fraudsters have been visiting homes in the Finn Valley area pretending to be from the Department of Health and have been asking people for sensitive information.

These scammers can …
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Vivid Orionid meteor shower to fly over Donegal 7 years ago

Vivid Orionid meteor shower to fly over Donegal

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This special meteor shower is caused by particles from Halley’s Comet, and is considered a big event for astronomy buffs as the comet only passes earth once every 75 to …
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UPDATE: Missing Donegal girl found safe and well 7 years ago

UPDATE: Missing Donegal girl found safe and well

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An Inishowen schoolgirl who was declared missing today has been found.

17-year-old Rochelle Logue from Buncrana had been missing for over 24 hours. She has thankfully been located and her …
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Deirdre’s determination to make Donegal women’s voices heard 7 years ago

Deirdre’s determination to make Donegal women’s voices heard

Ballintra woman Deirdre has been nominated for the IMAGE Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2017 in the Entrepreneur category.

The co-owner of the multi-award-winning Harvey’s Point Hotel, Deirdre has seen …
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Majella O’Donnell to host McElhinneys ‘Think Pink’ afternoon 7 years ago

Majella O’Donnell to host McElhinneys ‘Think Pink’ afternoon

This enjoyable afternoon event takes place in McElhinneys’ ladies Lingerie Department on Thursday 26th October as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Majella will be sharing her personal journey with breast cancer …
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Unless you’ve friends in Liberia, don’t answer these scam calls 7 years ago

Unless you’ve friends in Liberia, don’t answer these scam calls

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It seems that the people of Liberia and Chad have taken a sudden interest in having a chat with Irish people this week, as an influx of phonecalls are coming …
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Irish women more likely to have third-level education than men 7 years ago

Irish women more likely to have third-level education than men

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The report, titled “Women and Men in Ireland 2016”, finds that over half (55.1%) of women aged 25 – 34 have a third-level qualification, compared to just 42.9% of men …
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Luxurious Lough Eske Castle named among Ireland’s Top 3 hotels 7 years ago

Luxurious Lough Eske Castle named among Ireland’s Top 3 hotels

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Lough Eske Castle, a Solis Hotel & Spa has been recognized as No. 3 in the Top Hotels in Ireland category of the Condé Nast Traveler 30th annual Readers’ Choice …
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Burrito Loco had the best reaction to winning Best Takeaway in Ireland 7 years ago

Burrito Loco had the best reaction to winning Best Takeaway in Ireland

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There was much celebration (and hungry minds) last night when the Just Eat Ireland National Takeaway Awards were announced.

It was a triumph for foodies in Letterkenny as two local …
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Potential lead found in case of young woman attacked in Letterkenny 7 years ago

Potential lead found in case of young woman attacked in Letterkenny

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A taxi-driver has come forward who may be able to identify the brutal attacker who viciously assaulted a young Donegal woman on Sunday morning.

Student Shanan Reid-McDaid was hospitalised after …
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Young woman appeals for witnesses after horrific Letterkenny attack 7 years ago

Young woman appeals for witnesses after horrific Letterkenny attack

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Shanan Reid-McDaid’s night out with friends turned into a horrific ordeal when she was viciously assaulted by an unknown man off the Main Street of Letterkenny.

A hunt is taking …
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Events: Elegance and style at the DYS Afternoon Tea 7 years ago

Events: Elegance and style at the DYS Afternoon Tea

The setting of Castle Grove Country House Hotel added to the luxury of the fundraiser that was a great excuse for friends and relatives to get together for a weekend …
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Man killed in second Storm Ophelia tragedy 7 years ago

Man killed in second Storm Ophelia tragedy

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Another tragic death has occurred as ex-Hurricane Ophelia hits Ireland.

A man in his 30s has died in Ballybrado, Cahir, Co. Tipperary while clearing a fallen tree.

The man sustained …
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Woman dies in first Storm Ophelia tragedy 7 years ago

Woman dies in first Storm Ophelia tragedy

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A woman in Waterford has died in the first fatal tragedy of Storm Ophelia.

The woman, who is reported to be in her 70s, died when a tree fell and …
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College Corner: A student’s guide to keeping calm during Leaving Cert year 7 years ago

College Corner: A student’s guide to keeping calm during Leaving Cert year

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Hi All,

Ah, the Leaving Certificate year, I still get cold sweats from thinking about the year itself.

It’s crazy to believe it has been two years since I tackled …
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Animals in Need: ‘Please keep your animals inside during storm’ 7 years ago

Animals in Need: ‘Please keep your animals inside during storm’

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Hurricane Ophelia is set to be the worst storm to hit our shores since Hurricane Debbie in 1961. Met Eireann has warned that this is the strongest hurricane to form in …
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Woman’s Words: Teacher’s Pet 7 years ago

Woman’s Words: Teacher’s Pet

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This week Moville writer Sharon Thompson shares another tale exploring the life of local people.

Each Sunday this series will showcase works of literature written by local women for readers …
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Caitriona Coyle to launch debut novel in hometown of Carrigart 7 years ago

Caitriona Coyle to launch debut novel in hometown of Carrigart

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Caitriona will be hosting an informal book reading and book signing (with a few glasses of bubbly of course) in celebration of the novel’s release on Friday, October 20th at …
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Bus Éireann will cancel school runs if weather warning escalates 7 years ago

Bus Éireann will cancel school runs if weather warning escalates

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The bus provider has contacted parents saying that if Met Eireann increases its weather warning to Code Red their buses will not operate.

The system was first introduced last year …
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