A LOCAL girl who wrote a song about diabetes when she was just thirteen will launch her first CD next week.
Company with close links to serial dumper seeks waste licence
A COMPANY closely associated with a convicted illegal dumper has applied for a new waste collection licence, it has emerged.
Father of drowned Lifford man welcomes re-opening of ‘custody suite’
THE father of a Lifford man who drowned after escaping police custody has said he hopes the re-opening of Strabane custody suite will prevent such a tragedy happening again.
Serial dumper appeals licence decision
THE man behind Donegal’ largest refuse collection company, who has a number of convictions for illegal dumping, has appealed a decision to revoke his waste collection licence.
Exciting ‘Heritage Week’ planned for Donegal
THE FREE event guide for Heritage Week in Donegal was launched at the County Museum, Letterkenny, on Monday afternoon.
Earagail Arts festival organisers praised
COUNCILLORS and Donegal County Council officials have praised the organisers of last month’s hugely successful, 25th annual Earagail Arts Festival.
Funeral arrangements being made for tragic Ballintra man
FUNERAL arrangements are being made for the Ballintra man who died from burns after he doused himself in petrol.
Finn Valley Vintage Rally and Threshing Day next weekend
HUNDREDS are expected to flock to the twelfth annual Finn Valley Vintage Rally and Threshing Day which takes place this Sunday, at Crossroads, Killygordon.
Donegal to become a mecca for rock climbers
A YOUNG rock climbing instructor has blazed a trail for the adventure activity in Donegal after he became the first person ever to scale the little-known, but aptly named, ‘Holy Jesus Wall’ on Owey Island.
Concern over windfarms on Donegal-Tyrone border
WEST Tyrone’s natural landscapes along the Donegal border are being reduced to “industrial sites” by the wind industry, Strabane District Council has warned.