With the summer transfer window opening this Sunday, July 1, the Harps boss is instead content to spend every waking hour trying to entice new players
Tribute paid to finder of gold artefacts
THE finders of a number of gold artefacts in Donegal have been praised by local TD Joe McHugh.
Extreme fire risk as temperatures soar
The HSE has also issued advice to those with serious health conditions on how best to avoid unnecessary risks in the heat.
Something for all the family at Earagail Arts Festival
Theatre, comedy, music, acrobatics, the Earagail Arts Festival really does have something for everyone.
Cousins offer a lifeline for their struggling village
The pair have taken out a full-page ad in today’s edition of the paper urging people searching for high return business opportunities to make contact
Rally bonanza for local St Eunan’s GAA club
Over the course of last weekend, more than 1,500 people in 800 tents, 600 cars and thirty camper vans and caravans set up camp in O’Donnell Park.
Mum hails BUMBLEair as ‘game-changer’
“The pilots were amazing, so caring and nothing was too much trouble for them.”
How a tragedy spawned a lifesaving gift in Ranafast
A school defibrillator is to be dedicated in memory of a man who fell to his death from a Donegal bridge earlier this year.
Dooley calls for answers on illegal dumping in Donegal
FIANNA Fáil’s spokesperson on Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Timmy Dooley has said that answers are urgently needed as to how illegal waste dumping took place over so long at a site in Donegal.
The State must help those with Dyspraxia, says mum
“The main aim of setting up this group was to let people know what Dyspraxia is and that is exists.”