16/10/2021
16/10/2021
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It was a cruel way to end Derry's short time as All-Ireland champions.
Ciaran McCabe buried a dramatic winning goal, as Down began their march to a second All-Ireland in four years.
It is tough viewing for a Derry fan, but it has always been hailed as on the all-time classic games.
TG4, as part of their All-Ireland Gold series, will screen it on Sunday, April 26 at 3.35pm.
It will be preceded by the 2017 All-Ireland hurling final between Galway and Waterford.
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Members of the Donegal Chamber Orchestra and members of Conwal Singers pictured during rehearsals for ‘Mobhi’s Belt’ at Mulroy College in Milford. Pic - Brian Fleury
Pádraig Delargy: “It’s clear that businesses are responding to the post-Brexit trading arrangements"
Foyle MLA Ciara Ferguson says more is needed to be done so that "pressure can be relieved on the GPs and the treatments that patients need can be provided in a timely manner"
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