A COUNTY councillor has taken legal advice over claims he threatened another party member at the last council meeting.
Appeal for big turnout at schools protest
By Kate Heaney
THERE have been calls from teachers, clergy and parents for a large turnout at a protest meeting against education cuts which takes place in Letterkenny tomorrow (Saturday) at 2 pm.
Fears over bank jobs
THERE are growing fears that dozens of jobs could be lost in Donegal as AIB confirmed thousands of redundancies across the country.
McMonagle 'furious' over murder allegation
LETTERKENNY’S Mayor and town councillor Gerry McMonagle of Sinn Fein has declined to comment on accusations made under parliamentary privilege in Westminster that he carried out a murder in 1982.
Owners of Letterkenny Shopping Centre set for windfall
By Cronan Scanlon
THE company that owns the Letterkenny Shopping Centre could be in line for a €20 million windfall if plans to sale a top London hotel are realised.
Heroin man jailed for ten years
A LETTERKENNY man who was tracked by gardai collecting heroin in Dublin was jailed for ten years on Tuesday.
Dinny to drown Shamrock in Glasgow
A TOTAL of seventeen senior and junior ministers will be abroad on St Patrick’s Day taking in locations including Australia, China and New Zealand.
Elected to FF 'Committee of twenty'
A YOUNG teacher at Finn Valley College in Stranorlar was elected to the high-powered ‘committee of twenty’ at the Fianna Fail Ard Fheis at the RDS in Dublin at the weekend.
Infrastructure concerns for American firms
THE Chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce North West Region has claimed that Ireland’s economic recovery was being driven in no small part by the multi-national sector which was one of the bright spots in the economy in the past few years.
Man jailed for violent rape
A London man has been given a nine year sentence for the violent rape of a young foreign student he shared a house with in Donegal.