The joint managers of Shamrocks GAA club in Offally, Brian Kinnarney and John Monaghan, have resigned in protest at not being consulted about an appeal following their weekend defeat
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Daniel has had his sights set on a legal career since his schooldays
Carndonagh man Daniel McCormick has been called to the Bar to practise as a barrister in Northern Ireland.
Daniel, the son of Patrick and Geraldine McCormick, is a graduate of Queen's University Belfast, where he studied Law. He was one of just 20 Bar trainees admitted to the prestigious Institute of Professional Legal Studies last year.
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A former pupil of Carndonagh Community School, Daniel has had his sights set on a legal career since his schooldays.
His early ambition was clear when he was part of a team of pupils from his school to represent Ireland in the Empire Mock Trial Competition in New York in November 2017. Daniel will now undertake a six-month pupillage and will be able to accept instructions in March 2026.
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