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Murderer who escaped from custody appears in court after being caught in Donegal (opens the original)
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GARY ANDERSON APPEARED at a special sitting of Letterkenny District Court this morning. The 29-year-old had been unlawfully at large for more than a week. Anderson, who is from Derry, had been on temporary release from prison and absconded while attending his father’s funeral. He was serving life in prison after being jailed in 2023 for the murder of Karol Kelly in Derry. He was arrested following a garda operation at Fahan Marina caravan campsite in Fahan just before 2pm on Wednesday. Wearing a
Body of woman recovered from water off north Donegal coast after falling in (opens the original)
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THE BODY OF a woman has been recovered from the sea off Fanad. It follows a major search and rescue operation involving numerous emergency services which began just after 5pm. It is understood the woman was out walking near the Great Pollet Sea Arch with a relative when she fell into the water. The relative contacted the emergency services and an immediate search and rescue mission was launched, coordinated by the Marine Rescue Sub-Centre at Malin. The search team included Mulroy Coastguard, Lou
Dumper caught after investigators find social welfare letter in rubbish (opens the original)
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A MAN WHO dumped bags of rubbish at a Co Donegal recycling bank was caught after council investigators found a letter addressed to him from the Department of Social Protection. Arkadiusz Grygiel appeared at Letterkenny District Court charged with a number of offences under the Waste Management Act. It followed an incident in which a number of bags of rubbish were illegally dumped at bring banks at Carnamuggagh Lower in Letterkenny on 19 June 2025. Bring banks allow people to recycle small househ
'We've lost our heroes': Noreen and James McHugh remembered by their children at funeral mass (opens the original)
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THE CHILDREN OF tragic Co Donegal couple Noreen and James McHugh have said their only sense of peace is that they know their beloved parents are now headed on their last journey forever together. The popular couple, from the village of Kilcar in the Donegal Gaeltacht, died earlier this week following a collision between their car and a van on the N3 road at Drummallaght in Co Cavan on Monday afternoon. Mr McHugh passed away at the scene while his beloved wife Noreen was airlifted to Dublin’s Bea
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