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06 Sept 2025
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We're back in the pre-digital archives of the Donegal Democrat to bring you another selection of absolute gems from around Donegal, mostly from the early 1990s this week. Click on the arrows to see the full gallery, and if you have a story to share relating to any of the photos, we would love to hear it, like for example, why are there blue people on the Diamond in Donegal Town? Who left Daniel holding the baby? And we would really like to know if the young fisherman has topped that great catch. Drop us a line on siobhan.mcnamara@donegallive.ie if you have any information to add.
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As part of the test, phones will emit a loud, siren-like sound, vibrate distinctly, and display a message on the home screen until it is acknowledged
He is believed to have access to a 10D13-Reg purple Opal Corsa car
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