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Calls for Minister to address deteriorating state of Donegal island roads - Highland Radio

A West Donegal Councillor is seeking an urgent meeting with the Minister with responsibility for the islands, Heather Humphreys to discuss the deterioration of infrastructure on Donegal s islands. Some island roads are said to be in such a state that it is impacting response times of emergency services. As it stands, work cannot be carried out on non-county roads until they are taken over by Donegal County Council. Councillor Micheal Cholm MacGiolla Easbuig is calling for a change in policy to allow works to be carried out:

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Donegal gets big share in road improvements funding - Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport

Donegal gets big share in road improvements funding - Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport
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Formal application to demolish The Golden Grill submitted to DCC - Highland Radio

A formal application to demolish iconic Letterkenny nightclub, The Golden Grill has been lodged with Donegal County Council. Planning permission to demolish the premises and erect temporary security hoardings has been submitted to the Council in the name of John Barry. The iconic nightclub in the heart of Letterkenny was first opened by Bernard McGlinchey in 1961, and attracted thousands of patrons throughout the decades that followed.

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Disappointment over no plans for extra bring banks - Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport

A West Donegal County Councillor has expressed disappointment after Donegal County Council refused to add additional services to bring banks across the county to allow for the recycling of paper and plastic. Councillor Micheal Cholm MacGiolla Easbuig brought the motion before the yesterday s sitting of Donegal County Council. The local authority in response, says a kerbside service for recycling paper and plastic is already being provided by authorised waste collectors throughout the county and paper and plastic can also be recycled at the Council s six recycling centres. But Councillor MacGiolla Easbuig doesn t believed that to be enough:

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Here s what religious orders have said in response to the mother and baby homes report

Here s what religious orders have said in response to the mother and baby homes report Yesterday, Martin had urged religious organisations to come out and make their own apologies. Some have done so, here are some selected quotes from what has been said so far. Archbishop Eamon Martin, Primate of All Ireland As a Church leader today, I accept that the Church was clearly part of that culture in which people were frequently stigmatised, judged and rejected. For that, and for the long-lasting hurt and emotional distress that has resulted, I unreservedly apologise to the survivors and to all those who are personally impacted by the realities it uncovers. Mindful of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, which calls us to protect life and dignity and to treat everyone – especially little children and all who are vulnerable – with love, compassion and mercy, I believe the Church must continue to acknowledge before the Lord and before others its part in sustaining what the Report descr

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