THE Glenswilly and Naomh Conaill clubs will appeal the punishments handed down to them by Donegal Competitions Controls Committee this week
Details of payments to company owned by ex-health board chief
A LETTERKENNY man who was given a golden handshake when he retired as head of the North Western Health Board in 2005, has been paid hundreds of thousands of euro in consultancy fees ever since.
Plans for €4m development at LGH
By Harry Walsh
PLANS are being made for a new €4 million medical training school in Letterkenny. The Donegal News learned yesterday (Thursday) that senior officials in the HSE along with senior businessmen and friends of the hospital are putting the plans in place to build a comprehensive medical education and research facility at Letterkenny General Hospital. NUIG is to contribute €2 million towards the overall cost.
Now you can buy a house and get one free
By Cronan Scanlon
AN ENTERPRISING local auctioneer has come up with a unique way of selling a house – by offering a second one for free.
'Wizard' back in Harps dug-out
Finn Harps Football Club have announced the appointment of Sean “Wizard” McGowan as assistant manager.
Logan joins the Millers
RAMELTON born goalkeeper Conrad Logan has joined Rotherham United on a six month deal from Championship side, Leicester City.
Donegal gymnasts off to the Worlds
Eleven Donegal Gymnasts are representing Ireland at the World Gymnaestrada in Lausanne Switzerland this week.
If you wondered what all the commotion was at 5.30am in the morning was last week it may have been due to the 11 young Donegal gymnasts that will make up the Irish team for the World Gymnaestrada.
McLoone discharged
LEO McLoone was discharged from Altnegalvin Hospital in Derry yesterday afternoon, Thursday, after the Glenties man underwent surgery on Wednesday to have a plate inserted into his eye socket.
Shay on his way to becoming a 'Villan'
SHAY Given has been identified by Aston Villa as the man to solve their goalkeeping shortage.
Villa have been without a front-line keeper since Brad Friedel brought his three-year claret and blue career to an end when he opted to join Spurs earlier in the summer.
The show goes on
DONEGAL Senior football manager Jim McGuinness will be keeping his fingers crossed that none of his players pick up injuries ahead of the Ulster final meeting with Derry on Sunday, July 17.
All members of the squad were released back to their respective clubs in time for this weekend’s Senior Football Championship First Round, Second leg ties.