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READERS have shared their views after police deployed hand-held speed guns to track motorists on Walney. The operation was not part of a specific campaign but as a direct result of residents’ recent concerns. Jayne Smith said: “It’s everywhere! Two lads yesterday on Flass Lane must’ve been going 50mph. Looked like one was chasing the other.” Barbara Harris said: “Perhaps the police could check out the Coast Road!” Sarah Lodge said: “They need to come to Dalton and sit on Cemetery Hill.” Alan Park said: “Moor Tarn Lane. They must be deaf too with all the stupid ...

Photo: Stephen Doherty Finn Harps return to Ballybofey tonight as they play host to high-flying St. Patrick's Athletic. Kick-off at Finn Park is 5.45pm. Harps will be looking to get back to winning ways after a narrow defeat at the Showgrounds was followed by a frustrating draw versus Longford. The visitors meanwhile will be looking to maintain their unbeaten run and keep the pressure on Sligo and Shamrock Rovers at the summit.  Speaking ahead of the clash, Mark Coyle told club media: “They're a good side and like to control the ball, but if we want to make Finn Park a difficult place to c...

  On Wednesday, USPS confirmed with GoLocal that the actions taken outside the state building in Rhode Island are in fact illegal.  USPS on Record "We often have instances of mail collection boxes being tagged with graffiti or used as a billboard with someone taping or gluing a notice to it," said Stephen Doherty in Corporate Communications for the Massachusetts-Rhode Island District.  "While this doesn’t rise to the level of interfering with the collection or delivery of mail, defacing postal property is illegal, but seldom prosecuted," he added.  "In some areas, security camera footag...

Derry City have begun the search for a new manager after parting company with Declan Devine. He's left the club sitting bottom of the Airtricity League Premier Division, with no wins from their first six games this season. Former player Ruaidhri Higgins who is Chief Scout and Opposition Analyst with the Republic of Ireland is already the front runner for the role. He joined up with Stephen Kenny last May having left Dundalk who were the Premier Division Champions at the time. Derry Journal Sports Writer Kevin McLaughlin says the timing of the news caught everyone of guard...

Photo Stephen Doherty Finn Harps put their first defeat of the season to bed by picking up a point in the 0-0 draw away to Longford Town on Tuesday night. The Ballybofey side now sit three points behind the leading trio of Shamrock Rovers, Sligo Rovers and St Pats. Harps Assistant Manager Paul Hegarty told Diarmaid Doherty it's a game they should have won...