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Inishowen businessman, Johnny McGuinness, son of the late Donegal County Councillor, Bernard McGuinness, has been officially co-opted onto the council to fill his late father's seat. Cllr McGuinness's co-option took place at the resumed Donegal ...

21 Feb 2022 at 14:23

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2023 completion date for Greencastle Breakwater

Approval of the foreshore lease necessary for the completion of the Greencastle Breakwater is expected to be approved in June 2022. The long-awaited breakwater was one of 15 successful Donegal County Council projects submitted to the ...

12 May 2022 at 15:47

Council postponement prevents Inishowen councillor's co-option

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New councillor for Inishowen

Inishowen businessman, Johnny McGuinness, the son of the late Donegal County Councillor, Bernard McGuinness, was unable to be officially co-opted onto the council to fill his late father's seat. Cllr Bernard McGuinness passed away ...

31 Jan 2022 at 16:45

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Johnny McGuinness to fill vacant council seat

Culdaff businessman Johnny McGuinness has been formally selected as Donegal's newest councillor. His selection was ratified at a Donegal Fine Gael convention last night. The virtual convention was attended by An Tanasite Leo ...

28 Jan 2022 at 10:37

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Son of the late veteran Inishowen councillor Bernard McGuinness to fill vacant seat

Johnny McGuinness, the son of the late Fine Gael councillor Bernard McGuinness, is expected to fill his late father's seat as a councillor for the Carndonagh Electoral Area. Bernard McGuinness sadly passed away last August ...

21 Jan 2022 at 13:46

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