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Buncrana tragedy as man dies after being pulled from the water

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By Caoimhinn Barr, Alan Foley
| Donegal Live Verified
The man was seen by members of the public in the water near Ned's Point. | (Iconic) Emergency services rushed to Ned’s Point after passers-by spotted the man shortly before 2.30pm A man in his early 60s has died after being taken from the water at Ned’s Point in Buncrana earlier this afternoon. The man, who is understood to be from the Buncrana area, was spotted in the water by passers-by at around 2.30pm.
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In Pictures: Wedding of Niamh Longwill and Connor Chettle in Buncrana

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By Caoimhinn Barr, Alan Foley
| Donegal Live Verified
Happy couple celebrate their marriage at St Mary's Church, Cockhill Photos by Angela Tourish 1. Connor and Niamh with Connor's grandparents June and Philip Spencer and Pauline and Lou Chettle (Iconic) 2. The bridal party, Cameron Bennett, Mary McLaughlin, Connor and Niamh Chettle, Chris Churchman and Aoife Longwill (Iconic) 3. The new Mr & Mrs Niamh and Connor Chettle after their wedding ceremony at St Mary's, Cockhill, Buncrana (Iconic) 4.
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Walk This Way! Inishowen Walking Festival Set to Put Best Foot Forward

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By Caoimhinn Barr, Alan Foley
| Donegal Live Verified
The scenic Inishowen Head Loop near Greencastle features in this year’s Walking Festival. | (Iconic) “We want to encourage local people to take advantage of what is on their own doorstep” INISHOWEN’S stunning landscape will take centre stage this September as the Inishowen Walking Festival 2026 welcomes walkers of all ages and abilities to explore the region's spectacular scenery, rich heritage, and vibrant communities.
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