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The Score  is broadcast Thursday evenings after the News from 7.05pm. This week on The Score - Gavin Cullen joins us on the LOI Chat to look ahead to the weekend's Premier Division games and Declan Devine's departure at Derry City. Sam Magee tells us next week's European Badminton Championships will be key for Olympic qualification and the Irwin Brothers on an exciting year ahead on the bikes. Plus - Brendan Devenney on the 2021 Ulster Championship where Donegal, Derry and Tyrone are all on the same side of the draw...  

Chloe and Sam Magee made their exit from Badminton’s Swiss Open this morning. The Raphoe pair lost their mixed doubles last 16 match 21-17 21-8 to the 7th seeds from Germany, Mark Lamfuss and Isabel Hertrich. The tournament in Basel was their first competition since the Denmark Open last year. The Magee’s will look to get back on track for Olympic qualifying at the next tournament which is the All England Open Championships from the 17th -21st March. They are just outside the cut off for Tokyo with the final rankings to be determined in April. Earlier in the week, Chloe and Sam won their ...

bkibler@altoonamirror.com A federal repository for adverse reports about medical practitioners has retracted a 2018 report filed against a former anesthesiologist by the Van Zandt VA Medical Center for issues that led to findings against the anesthesiologist by the VA Office of Inspector General. The National Practitioner Data Bank withdrew Van Zandt’s adverse report about Michael Knitter, currently a board certified anesthesiologist in Chippewa Falls, Wisc., after Van Zandt conducted a second review of the matter and determined the issues involved didn’t rise to a level that justified fo...

Mark English The hosting of the Summer Olympics will continue to be under scrutiny following the declaration that Tokyo has entered a state of emergency due to COVID 19. The restrictions will go into force tomorrow and last until at least February 7th. 11 thousand athletes are due to converge on the Japanese capital for the start of the games on July 23rd. Milford man Brendan Boyce has already qualified for the Walk event while fellow Donegal athlete Mark English and Letterkenny AC's Ann Marie McGlynn are seeking to hit the standard for the 800m and the Marathon. Raphoe duo Chloe and Sam Mage...