SIXTEEN Dutch secondary school students visited Finn Valley College in Stranorlar last week as part of an educational intercultural exchange.
Tyrone Buddhist nun to lead meditation session in Letterkenny next week
A FULLY-FLEDGED Buddhist nun from County Tyrone will be leading the meditation session in The Vestry, St Conals, Letterkenny on Tuesday, March 19, at 7 pm.
Valuable motorbikes stolen in Carrigans
GARDAI are investigating the theft of two valuable motorbikes from a house near Carrigans on Monday night.
Artists being asked to produce work for new community centre in Donegal Town
A CONSIDERABLE budget is being used to entice ‘indigenous artists’ who wish to commission a piece of permanent external artwork to be sited at the new St Patrick’s Centre in Donegal Town.
Donegal ‘tigers’ sought for massive London tunnel project
DONEGAL’S legendary ‘Tunnel Tigers’ are being sought for a massive seventeen billion euro construction and expansion of the London Underground network.
Donegal people to have say in new Derry radiotherapy unit
CANCER groups and members of the public in Donegal will have an opportunity to express their views on the planned new Radiotherapy Unit at Altnagelvin Hospital in Derry.
Derry man due in court over attack on door man
A DERRY man is to appear at the District Court tomorrow morning (Monday) to be charged in connection with a serious assault on a bouncer in Letterkenny on Saturday night.
Clampdown on drivers with faulty lamps
DONEGAL gardai set-up a number of checkpoints around the county on Wednesday and Thursday nights to raise awareness of the dangers of defective, broken, missing or inappropriate use of vehicle lighting.
Legal challenge to new Dublin to Derry road
A MAJOR new cross-border road scheme to link Dublin and Derry will probably never be fully completed, the High Court in Belfast heard on Tuesday.
Quigley gets his revenge with massive win
MAKE no mistake about it: this was a massive win and a significant milestone in Jason Quigley’s story.