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| birth_place = [[Buncrana]], Ireland '''David Bell''' (born 13 May 1985 in [[Buncrana]], [[County Donegal]]) is an [[Republic of Ireland|Irish]] [[association fo ...

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From [[Gweedore]] in [[County Donegal]], he won one [[All-Ireland Senior Footbal ...sport2/hi/northern_ireland/gaelic_games/3899401.stm|title=Donegal duo axed from panel|publisher=[[BBC Sport]]|date=16 July 2004}}</ref> ...

{{short description|Irish Gaelic footballer from Donegal}} He is a secondary school teacher in [[Buncrana]]. ...

...ball/2012/0923/338702-live-all-ireland-football-finals/|title=Live updates from the All-Ireland finals at Croke Park|publisher=[[RTÉ Sport]]|date=23 Septe ...d to play for his county. For much of Donegal's 2015 campaign, he commuted from his work base in [[Essex]], England.<ref>{{cite news|first=Colm|last=Keys|u ...

...ce. He was the clear winner and won the final sprint to a standing ovation from the crowd. On that night Great Britain won all gold in all 6 events. ::Stage 5, FBD Milk Rás, [[Letterkenny]] – [[Buncrana]] ...

Bonner's first spell as manager of the county team, from 1997 until 2000, saw him denied an [[Ulster Senior Football Championship]] Bonner is from the [[Gaeltacht]] village of [[Lettermacaward]] in [[County Donegal|West Do ...

...first called up for Donegal in 2016, he was based in Carlow and travelled from there to train with the team; by 2018 he had relocated to Monaghan.<ref nam ...n's Letterkenny, Donegal and IT Carlow… Best or worst quote you have heard from a team mate/opponent/manager? 'Kick the high ball in low lads' — Flash Go ...

...ladies' Gaelic football|ladies' football]]) saw all competitions suspended from 12 March 2020. The [[2020 National Hurling League|National Hurling League]] ...[[Taoiseach]] [[Leo Varadkar]]'s [[Leo Varadkar#2020|12 March announcement from Washington]], the [[Gaelic Athletic Association]] (GAA), alongside the [[Ir ...