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3 hours ago

Browne Scaffolding St Johnston Co Donegal
For all your Scaffolding Hire and Erection requirements
Call Damien on 087 6227040
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4 hours ago

EX DISPLAY MODEL TO CLEAR 👍👍 at Watson Hire Lisnennan Industrial Estate, Letterkenny, F92 PD36 074 916 7777
24v New Holland kids tractor new...ex Display
Usual rrp €569.95
Our price now €474.95
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5 hours ago

Well folks why not click on our website to see all our services and book your quote now!
www.noelmoorelawncutting.com
Weekly & Fortnightly grass cutting service If you’d like to be added to our list we still can accommodate a few more clients for this year.
Noel Moore Lawncutting & Property Maintenance Services
Our contact details are:
☎️ Office: 087-2416910
☎️ Main line: 087- 1726589
🌐 E-Mail: - lawncuttingservices@gmail.com
Website: www.noelmoorelawncutting.com
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6 hours ago

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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6 hours ago

Our popular clothes lines poles are now back in stock🎉 We're also offer our Clothes Airers in two convenient sizes: 40mtr and 50mtr, perfect for small to large loads of laundry. 🍃🏡 from
W H Raitt & Son Ltd Main Street Stranorlar 074 91 31028 whraitt.ie
We stock a wide range of consumer products,
The product range includes:
• Power Tools
• Building Materials
• Homeware
• Fuel
• Woodwork Machinery
• Machine Consumables & Accessories
• Woodturning & Carving
• Hand Tools
• Adhesives & Glues
• Craft
• Painting & Decorating
• Routering
• DIY/Industrial Clothing
• Stoves
• Large selection of Woodturning Chisels and Much More
All On Display Under One Roof or 24.7 on whraitt.ie ... See MoreSee Less

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6 hours ago

Personalised Balloon Pillar 🎈✨from
Precious Moments, Cards, Gifts And Party Bits
34 Main Street,, Letterkenny, F92K8XN
0749125709 Gifts,cards and personalised balloons for every occasion. Balloon delivery available🎈 ... See MoreSee Less

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9 hours ago

Seamus Coleman – one of Everton’s greatest-ever servants and captains – has announced his proud playing career at the Club spanning more than 17 years will come to an end when his contract expires next month 😔💚💛🇮🇪👏

The fans’ favourite, who was brought to the Blues by David Moyes from Sligo Rovers in January 2009 for the famed bargain fee of £60,000, will now take this summer to decide his next move, with the defender having the option of taking up a coaching role at Everton or continuing his playing career with another club and the Republic of Ireland.

A modern-day Blues icon, loved by fans, teammates and staff, and lauded for his leadership and attitude on and off the pitch, Coleman holds the Club record for most Premier League appearances with 372.

If the right-back features in his final home match for the Toffees against Sunderland on Sunday, it will take his tally in all competitions to 434, moving ahead of Dixie Dean and Leon Osman in 10th spot in Everton’s all-time appearances list.

The Irishman, who has also skippered the Toffees 140 times, told evertonfc.com: “After more than 17 years at this great football club, I've decided this season will be my last as a player here.

“I want to thank the fans for their unbelievable support. You've helped me in more ways than you could imagine. I've always tried my best to put Everton Football Club first and you all mean the world to me. I live in the city – I see you all daily – and I’ve taken your love of the Football Club back into the dressing room to explain to the lads how much Everton means to the people.

“I also thank my managers, teammates and all the staff at Everton. They've seen me happy, sad, angry, emotional, but the greater cause has always been Everton Football Club. Thank you for making me a better captain and teammate. It’s an incredible football club with incredible people.

“Obviously, after such a big decision, I want to have some time over the summer to focus on what's next for me and my family. My love for Everton is something you all know about – and I've got a huge love for Ireland as well.

“The Club have been unbelievable with me. They've offered me an opportunity to stay on at the Football Club. The manager and staff have been great, and I think with it being such an important decision over my future, I'm going to take a nice, long holiday and look back on what has been an amazing time as an Everton footballer.”

Coleman added: “Coming over here as a 20-year-old from Sligo Rovers to a reserve team, I was just hoping to impress enough to get on the bench. To think I've gone on to make the most Premier League appearances for Everton and to become captain of this great football club – it was beyond my wildest dreams.

“This will always be my football club. I'm glad I've been here for so long that I can say I have a team that I will support for the rest of my life. My family, here and back in Ireland, are Evertonians for life. There's something special about that, knowing in the years to come we'll still always be supporting Everton.

“This will always be my club. Thank you for letting me be part of it for more than 17 years.” ... See MoreSee Less

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1 day ago

Plans to be published for a €800m Donegal roads project...
Donegal County Council said the project represents the single biggest investment in transport infrastructure in the history of the county

Plans for an €800 million roads project in Donegal aimed at improving transport links across the northwest will be published in regional and national press this morning.

Donegal County Council has described the TEN-T Priority Route Improvement Project as a "game changer" in terms of socio-economic development and connectivity.

The scheme focuses on three sections of the national road network that aims to ease congestion in three urban areas; Letterkenny, the twin towns of Ballybofey and Stranorlar, and Lifford.

It also includes more than 60km of integrated active travel infrastructure, transport hubs and measures aimed at decarbonisation and climate resilience.

The project covers the N15/N13 Ballybofey/Stranorlar urban area, the N56/N13 route from Letterkenny to Manorcunningham including a new Swilly Bridge, and the N14 from Manorcunningham to Lifford, Strabane and the A5 Link.

The council has said the scheme addresses significant issues on Donegal's national roads.

It is set to go through the strategic infrastructure planning process with An Coimisiún Pleanála.

Public consultation
The public can make submissions on the application and compulsory purchase orders during an eight-week consultation.

The application will also involve transboundary consultation with Northern Ireland that could be the subject of an oral hearing.

A land liaison team, under the auspices of the National Roads Office has been engaging and is available to engage with land and property owners that may be impacted.

The proposed CPO includes 34 residential properties, four commercial properties and 6 uninhabited properties.

If project approval is granted, the next stages will include land acquisition, advance works and the construction tendering process.

Donegal County Council has said the earliest possible start date for construction is 2028, subject to funding and procurement.

Connectivity to the northwest county is heavily dependent on routes near or through Northern Ireland.

Approximately 90% of Donegal’s border is with counties Derry, Tyrone and Fermanagh with the remaining 10% bordering with Leitrim.

The Donegal Ten T project received Cabinet approval to move to planning in 2024.

The Council has said the project represents the single greatest investment in transport infrastructure in Donegal in the modern history of the county. ... See MoreSee Less