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 - Fri, May 16, 2008
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Hotel blocking spectacular view

BY CRONAN SCANLON A SPECTACULAR view of Downings Bay has been lost forever after Donegal County Council granted planning permission for a massive hotel extension. The claim was made by an angry Councillor Liam Blaney at Tuesday's Milford Electoral (MEA) meeting in relation to a new development at the Rosapenna Hotel. Cllr Blaney said he has been inundated with complaints from local residents who are furious that the view from the Carrigart approach to the village has been blocked. "I am not against tourism, but what's happening in Downings is a...>>> more
    
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Life in the old dog yet- Devenney

BY HARRY WALSH DONEGAL ace forward Brendan Devenney has hit back at claims that he has been dropped from Brian McIver's championship panel. Speaking to the Donegal News yesterday (Thursday) Devenney said that he has pencilled in the Ulster semi final on Sunday, June 22, to make a come back from his latest injury. Having limped out of St Eunan's club championship defeat in Glenswilly last weekend, Devenney knew deep down that he wouldn't be available for the Derry match on Sunday week, June 1. county training "I trained with Donegal these past...>>> more
    
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'These boots are made for walking'

BY SEÁN P. FEENY ON Saturday, 24 May, the second annual Hiring Fair Walk will be undertaken in aid of two Donegal charities. Last year the walk, which was started in memory of the children that were sent to the Letterkenny Hiring Fair, raised ¤67,000 for charity with 72 walking enthusiasts doing the 18 mile walk along the old pass. Last year's money raised went in aid of 'The Owenie Trust' Kidney Dialysis Unit in Derrybeg which came about after the death of Owenie McGarvey (52) in October 2003 and it has been established to build...>>> more
    
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