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The unexpected death has occurred of Anthony Doherty, Ballinafad, Trentagh. Funeral mass can be viewed on https://www.facebook.com/Kilmacrennan.Parish.Co.Donegal/ at 11am Wednesday 12th May, followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery. Unfortunately, due to ongoing HSE and Government guidelines, the wake, funeral and interment are private to family only with a maximum of 50 people permitted. Anyone wishing to leave a message of condolence can do so on the link below or on Charlie Mc Clafferty Funeral Directors Facebook page. Family flowers only please.
NTR has appointed Anthony Doherty as chief investment officer designate replacing outgoing CIO Manus O’Donnell. Doherty has also been appointed to the board of NTR and will take up his board seat in May 2021. He has been with the NTR group for 11 years and has extensive renewables investment experience across multiple technologies including wind, solar, energy storage and the bioenergy and energy-from-waste sectors. He has executed over €1.75bn of renewable energy equity and debt transactions across Europe and the USA. NTR chief executive Rosheen McGuckian said: "I am really delighted ...
Advertisement GAA Club Rankings SHARE 1. Naomh Conaill (1) With the Donegal SFC final yet to be played, Naomh Conaill are still the reigning holders of the Dr Maguire Cup, and remain the team to beat in the county. They made light work of their opponents on the way through to the County semi-final but were pushed all the way by St Eunan’s and needed a superb Ciaran Thompson winner to see of the Letterkenny men. Some of their more experienced players are pushing on in age now, but they have great depth, and Robbie McDonnell and Daniel Gildea, who played for the county minors against Tyrone, ...
One priest's vision to bring the zoo to a County Derry village The zoo eventually fell victim to the Troubles after the onset of internment. Reporter: '); '); Most are familiar with Fr James Horan's campaign to capitalise on the tourism boom in Knock, County Mayo, by building an airport, but two decades beforehand, another clergyman had implemented his own grand ideas to bring a zoo to rural north Derry. Liam Tunney finds out more about the fascinating story. Across Ireland's north coast, the 1960s brought a boom in local tourism. The National Trust had taken ownership of the Giant's C...