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Fishing vessels from Northern Ireland landing catch in the Republic face restrictions around landing times, officials have said. Availability of inspectors is one factor, a lead on the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Department (DAERA) fishery transition team said. Dublin has designated extra ports to receive fishermen from Northern Ireland. It is part of the Northern Ireland Protocol which prevents a hard land border on the island post-Brexit. Owen Lyttle, director of marine and fisheries at Stormont’s Agriculture Department, said: “These ports came into operatio...

Career included many changes in Donegal ETB When Jim McGlynn completed his Leaving Certificate Examinations in 1977 his goal, like many of his peers of that time, was to get a secure, permanent and pensionable job. The attractions of a dependable salary, pension entitlements and the chance of promotion with one employer drew the young Glenfin man towards the Donegal Vocational Education Committee (VEC). Together with Paddy Gallagher, Finola Furey, Frankie Quinn, Patrick Doherty and the fondly remembered Patsy Breslin RIP, he made up what was later referred to as “The Class of ‘78”. Adve...

Born to play: Aine McAllister on life as a dual player The Derry dual star feels all players must strive to wear the county jersey Aine McAllister in action for Derry camogs in their All-Ireland Quarter-Final defeat to Meath last month (Pic: Cathal McOscar) Reporter: ');  '); The dual player has become an endangered species at county level. Ballinascreen's Aine McAllister played both camogie and football for Derry this season. She tells Michael McMullan about her love and passion for playing both codes. *** With a day of teaching in Eglinton's Broadbridge Primary School done and dusted, Ai...