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Tadhg Callaghan Carter was a “typical young teenager” with a “mischievous smile, and a twinkle in his eye”, his funeral mass heard on today (Wednesday)
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Donegal's longest established dog groomers, All Breeds Dog Grooming Centre is situated on the Cullion Road just outside Letterkenny Town. Eircode F92YA99 for directions.Specialising in IKC breed trims, Keith has over 25 years grooming experience. Open Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. 9am - 4pm. By appointment only. Phone, text or WhatsApp Mobile 086 0882236 or Landline 074 9125459. Please note I'm still on the Cullion Road, I haven't moved. I'm usually booked about a week in advance so allow for that when booking your appointments ... See MoreSee Less

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22 hours ago

Ex-Donegal star Brendan Devenney has admitted that Jim McGuinness’ side’s League win may have set too high expectations for the Championship and that they peaked too soon.

Donegal crashed out of the All-Ireland Series on Sunday after losing to Ger Brennan’s Dublin in extra-time at Croke Park, just a couple of months on from trouncing Kerry in the league final at the same venue.
Jim McGuinness was riding high that day in March, and they looked solid again when they beat the Kingdom in Round 1A of the Championship, but there are plenty of questions now after their shock defeat to the Dubs.

Devenney was speaking on RTÉ Radio 1’s Inside Sport show, talking about the defeat, and mentioned how maybe Donegal started the year too hot.
‘They won the McKenna Cup, and when they won that league final in the manner that they did in the back of my mind, I was thinking, “here, we’re going too high tempo here. This is not the time for this type of game.”‘
It’s a fair point, considering Dublin started the year slowly amidst controversy around Ger Brennan’s suspension and ultimately ending in relegation to Division 2, but now they are in the All-Ireland quarter-finals against Galway and are third-favourites for the Sam Maguire.

Devenney highlighted how, since the Championship began, Donegal have had a tendency not to finish games as strongly as they start.
‘If you look at it now, every second half [in the championship], it was terrible. Down, absolutely terrible. We wouldn’t know what would have happened in Kerry because the man (Micheál Burns) was sent off. Second half against Cork, absolutely shocking.’

And he said it was on show again at Croke Park on Sunday, as in extra-time, Dublin looked the fresher side.
‘If the energy isn’t there, then everything else is gone. I thought it was really telling in extra time. Gallen got a ball around the middle, and he was swamped by four Dublin players. They were all over him.’
It’s back to the drawing board now for last year’s runners-up. With the clock ticking for key men like Michael Murphy and Ryan McHugh. ... See MoreSee Less

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22 hours ago

An Garda Síochána Donegal: This lovely dog was found this evening on the Moss Rd., Milford and it is now being cared for at the Garda Station. To claim ownership, please call Milford Gardaí on 074-9153060 or call in person.

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24 hours ago

Iconic Donegal Piper Was Banned From Performing At Dublin Game
Christy Murray is a well-known personality among Donegal supporters, having filled a role as the 'Donegal piper' since the 1990s. The bagpipes player a fixture at the county's fixtures, going over two decades without missing one prior to the coronavirus pandemic.

He can be seen both outside the ground and on the sideline for most of the county's games, especially at home. However, he was not allowed to fulfil his usual duties for the game against Dublin.

Taking to social media, Murray said that Croke Park officials had banned his instrument from the ground:

"Thanks Croke Park, piper cannot play in HQ. This has been simmering and (has not been) sorted. I wrote a letter through the Donegal board to Croke Park to sort (this) out quietly.

They even have a new sticker or their forbidden list... bagpipes! I take this personally and a form of harassment.

I don't need this hassle. Thanks for the great memories to the team and supporters.

It seems as though we will not see the Donegal piper in Croke Park any time soon."

This is not the first occasion that his instrument has caused issues in Croke Park. He was previously stopped from entering the ground with the bagpipes prior to a league game against Dublin back in 2020. On that occasion, match organisers said 'excessive noise' was the reason for their decision.

It seemed as though the issue had been fixed after that point, with Murray seen with the instrument at last year's All-Ireland final.

That could be the last occasion we see him grace the Jones' Road venue for the foreseeable future. ... See MoreSee Less