THIS morning will be mostly cloudy with patchy outbreaks of rain and drizzle. Rain will linger for a time in the afternoon but will tend to fizzle out by evening time. Temperatures will be rather cool. Highest temperatures of 11 to 13 degrees in moderate to fresh northwest winds. Advertisement Tonight will be mostly dry […]
Deaths in Donegal, Monday morning, September 30
The following deaths have taken place in Donegal: –Nora Doherty (née Blaney) Sappagh, Muff –Eileen Greene (née Sweeney) Loughanure Advertisement -Rose Kelly (née Byrne) 27 Blackrock Drive, Ballybofey -Maureen Brogan (née O’Donnell) College Farm Rd., Letterkenny -Dessie Lafferty, 481, The Curragh, Killygordon -Dr. John (Sean) Mc Bride, Downings, Letterkenny, Donegal / Tralee, Kerry -Oliver NorrisCogaula, […]
Carrigans couple document Donegal Adventures on TikTok
By Rebecca Crockett FOR many of us, calendars can represent clashing schedules and impending deadlines, yet one Donegal couple has found a way to use theirs to carve out more time together. Emily and Joe Morning from Carrigans began exploring Donegal after receiving a picture calendar for Christmas filled with some of the county’s most picturesque places. […]
Easy cleaning hacks that won’t break the bank
By Tara McCormack AS AUTUMN sets in, it’s the perfect time to freshen up your home with some simple, cost-effective cleaning hacks that won’t put a dent in your wallet. Whether you’re dealing with stubborn stains or hard-to-clean surfaces, these tricks will help you keep everything spotless without much effort. Advertisement Olive oil, a kitchen […]
Judge ‘appalled’ after children used in store thefts
A 31-year-old woman has appeared in court after persuading a child to conceal a number of stolen items in a pram before the minor pushed it out of a store. Katelyn Reilly was further charged with a similar offence at another shop in Letterkenny. Addressing the case at Letterkenny District Court, Judge Éiteáin Cunningham said […]
Parenting: Children aren’t beyond the law if they are guilty of online bullying and harassment
By Louise Flanagan Handing a smartphone to a child is bound to be a daunting experience for any parent. Yes, the child will be ecstatic; there’ll be hugs and shrieks of “best parents ever!” Advertisement There will also be stern warnings about responsible use of the phone. Ground rules will be laid and the child […]
Donegal Council defends oak tree removal amid community outcry
DONEGAL County Council remains firm in its decision to remove a 90-year-old Sessile Oak tree in Ballyraine, despite appeals from local residents and environmental advocates. The tree, located between the entrances to Ballyraine Park and Orchard Grove, is set to be cut down to make way for a new cycle path as part of the […]
iMotors team participate in Big Beach Clean 2024
As part of an ongoing partnership with Clean Coasts Ireland, Kia are the official sponsor of the Big Beach Clean 2024 which took place all over Ireland – and in Donegal – last weekend. The Big Beach Clean is part of the International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) and invites volunteers from across Ireland to remove coastal […]
Plans for the general election gathers pace across the county
By Dionne Meehan AS speculation continues as to when the government will call the next General Election, parties and independent candidates in Donegal are moving forward with candidate selection in anticipation of it happening before the end of this year. Aontú’s Mary T. Sweeney is the latest candidate to launch her General Election campaign. Advertisement […]
‘Dire need’ for home helps in Donegal, meeting told
CLLR Declan Meehan was informed at Tuesday’s Regional Health Forum meeting that as of September 9 there were 373 clients in Donegal awaiting a new home support service or an increase in their current care package. Cllr Meehan pointed out that knowing the recruitment embargo has been lifted since July, he sought a time scale […]