“Symptoms associated with Covid-19 can be similar to other common ailments,” Dr Ronan Glynn, Acting Chief Medical Officer.
Council Chief Executive Seamus Neely to stand down
DONEGAL County Council’s most senior official is to step down. Chief Executive Seamus Neely will leave his post within the local authority at the end of the month. County councillors were informed of the move by email yesterday evening. Seamus Neely was appointed Donegal County Manager in 2010 and subsequently extended his contract with the […]
Teen airlifted to Belfast following overnight crash
A teenager is in a serious condition following an overnight crash in west Donegal. The single vehicle collision happened at around 12.30am this morning at Magheragallon in Derrybeg. The driver, a man in his late teens, received serious injuries when the car he was driving left the road and collided with a barrier. Advertisement He […]
165 confirmed Covid-19 cases in Ireland in two weeks
“Our research shows that 38 per cent of the population now believe the worst part of the pandemic is ahead of us,” Dr Ronan Glynn, CMO.
Letterkenny’s new floral display linked to Monet
A new floral display in Letterkenny has its roots, literally, in the garden of one of the world’s most famous artists. To the unknowing eye the bloom of nasturtiums along the wall at Conwal Parish Church on Church Lane are simply a lovely addition to a blossoming part of the town. But they are in […]
Two more deaths to Covid-19 in Ireland
There are also 23 new cases, the National Public Health Emergency Team has comfirmed.
Donegal has another Covid-19 case
“Continue to protect each other using public health advice and encourage each other to make safe choices as we work together to limit the spread of Covid-19.
Care and caution urged after six more Covid-19 deaths
Immediate “care and caution” is being urged after six further deaths to Covid-19 and 23 new cases of the virus have been confirmed today.
No Covid-19 deaths in Ireland in 24 hours
“The National Public Health Emergency Team meets again tomorrow to continue its review of Ireland’s repsonse and preparedness to Covid-19.”