Donegal planning decision sparks sectarian row

A major row has erupted in Dunfanaghy, Co Donegal over claims that Northern Ireland Protestants have seized control of a seaside town.

Donegal planning decision sparks sectarian row

A major row has erupted in Dunfanaghy, Co Donegal over claims that Northern Ireland Protestants have seized control of a seaside town.

Catholic publican Daniel Devine has claimed that Northern Protestants who holiday in the area were responsible for blocking a planning application for a new pier in the town.

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