Landlords are “iffy and wary” about providing accommodation to students because of the pandemic.
Good weather to last a while longer
THE county has been basking in last of the glorious summer sunshine this week and the good news is that it may be set to last.
Gardaí move to tackle Marble Hill parking
Motorists caught parking illegally at Marble Hill in Dunfanaghy are to be fined.
Woman starts cancer treatment after fundraiser
Vivienne Lynch McDaid from Buncrana is currently undergoing chemotherapy in Boston after a fundraiser raised $182,815 to pay for the treatment.
Anger as number on trolleys at LUH doubles
“The INMO have expressed serious concern at the increasing prevalence of overcrowding at Letterkenny University Hospital.”
Mica homeowners urged to write to their banks
On Saturday in towns and villages across the county, mica campaigners handed out letters to be sent to banks by those whose homes are affected by mica
‘Win a field to build our field’
A field in the Donegal Gaeltacht is to be raffled to provide funds to build hurling and camogie facilities in Derry.
Donegal’s car culture subject of art exhibition
Cliodhna Timoney’s exhibit AE86 is part of the Turas/Journey Exhibition now showing until September 18
Delight in Killea as new play park opens
The border village of Killea has received a massive boost with the completion of a brand new community park.
Letterkenny man raising profile of appliance repairs
A Letterkenny man is part of a drive to find a new generation of appliance repair technicians.