5 h. ago WATCH: Carrigart and Creeslough come together as Cassie’s Bed Push raises €22,000!

Two local communities came together this afternoon to raise vital funds for young Cassie Sheridan. Staff from Scoil Mhuire Creeslough… The post WATCH: Carrigart and Creeslough come together as Cassie’s Bed Push raises €22,000! appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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5 h. ago WATCH: Carrigart and Creeslough come together as Cassie’s Bed Push raises over €23,000!

A fundraising bed push came to a triumphant end in Creeslough today as staff of Scoil Mhuire Creeslough pulled (and… The post WATCH: Carrigart and Creeslough come together as Cassie’s Bed Push raises over €23,000! appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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6 h. ago Ruling Court takes charge to give Appleby another 2,000 Guineas triumph

Big-race favourite Field Of Gold beaten by half a length

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8 h. ago Dublin Islamic Centre accuses 'radicalised' wing of Muslim community of intimidation

The Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland (ICCI) has been closed since an alleged physical altercation at a meeting on April 19th, to which gardaí were called.

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9 h. ago Dan Sheehan: 'It’s easy to look at the last three years as a failure'

Leinster are preparing for their semi-final against Northampton on Saturday in the Aviva Stadium, as they aim to compete in a fourth straight final.

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10 h. ago Donegal Slimming World members help to raise €10,000 for Irish Cancer Society

Slimming World members and consultants from across Donegal have raised over €10,000 for the Irish Cancer Society. The money was… The post Donegal Slimming World members help to raise €10,000 for Irish Cancer Society appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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14 h. ago US to stage military parade in Washington on June 14, which coincides with Trump's birthday

‘If military tanks were used they should be accompanied with many millions of dollars to repair the roads,’ said Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser.

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17 h. ago Clarinbridge camogie and hurling looks to raise €1.2m for five

Clarinbridge Camogie and GAA clubs officially launched their ambitious new development initiative, Pathway to 2030, at its Community Club Day held at their grounds in Clarinbridge last Sunday. Pathway to 2030 is a facilities development plan and fundraising initiative with the intention to develop facilities for the two clubs over the next five years which […] The post Clarinbridge camogie and hurling looks to raise €1.2m for five-year development plan appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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17 h. ago Athenry community group aims to raise €75,000 to replace and repair rotting equipment

Athenry’s only public amenity is falling apart – and the community claims it has been left to foot the ongoing repair bill to patch it up. That in turn means that the town’s Community Playground, opened in 2004, is now facing an uncertain future due to its age and condition. “At this point, we’re barely […] The post Athenry community group aims to raise €75,000 to replace and repair rotting equipment appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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17 h. ago Forewarned is forearmed as Leinster look to take down Northampton in search for fifth star

Leo Cullen suggests IRFU policy was not involved in naming Jordie Barrett among the replacements for match

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26 h. ago New Bray aquarium to open in former Sea Life building, which closed in 2023

It’s understood the move will create around 20 jobs and the owners expect to attract around 125,000 visitors per year.

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27 h. ago Cork Airport to undergo €200 million expansion over the next decade

The development plan will see the demolition and replacement of the airport’s old terminal along with a new pier.

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29 h. ago Headphone boycotters – Should they be given hefty fines? FYI Galway gets the view of the Galway public

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Do it annoy you if people shun headphones when listening to videos or music or make phone calls in public places such as on the bus or in a café? In the UK the Liberal Democrats are calling for fines of up to £1,000 for headphone boycotters […] The post Headphone boycotters – Should they be given hefty fines? FYI Galway gets the view of the Galway public appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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30 h. ago Dublin’s oldest bookstore Books Upstairs returns €125,000 profit as it fights off Amazon threat

Dublin’s oldest bookstore Books Upstairs returns €125,000 profit as it fights off Amazon threat  Business Post

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32 h. ago Concerns around SNA allocations for Lisheenkyle School raised in the Dáil

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Concerns around SNA allocations for Lisheenkyle National School in Athenry have been raised in the Dáil A review is due to be completed in the coming weeks but parents of children with additional needs fear the allocation is to be reduced from 10 SNAs to just 3 […] The post Concerns around SNA allocations for Lisheenkyle School raised in the Dáil appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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32 h. ago Cricket Ireland: Lloyd Tennant to replace Ed Joyce as head coach of Ireland's women's team

Cricket Ireland: Lloyd Tennant to replace Ed Joyce as head coach of Ireland's women's team  BBC

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35 h. ago ‘The aim is always to try to leave it in a better place for the next person’ – Dublin County Board Chairperson Ken O’Sullivan

‘The aim is always to try to leave it in a better place for the next person’ – Dublin County Board Chairperson Ken O’Sullivan  The Irish Independent

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37 h. ago Indian community in Letterkenny holds peaceful vigil after Pahalgam attack

Around 80-90 members of the Indian community in Letterkenny gathered at Market Square recently for a peaceful vigil to honour… The post Indian community in Letterkenny holds peaceful vigil after Pahalgam attack appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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38 h. ago Coffee cups, car parts and a flat screen TV all collected during Termon clean

The spirit of community is alive and well in Termon, as this year’s annual Community Clean-Up has once again brought… The post Coffee cups, car parts and a flat screen TV all collected during Termon clean-up appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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42 h. ago Opera singer Claudia Boyle: ‘There are not many places I would choose to raise a family, and Dublin strikes the right chord for me’

Opera singer Claudia Boyle: ‘There are not many places I would choose to raise a family, and Dublin strikes the right chord for me’  The Irish Times

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