Over the last 20 years, St. Eunan’s GAA Club has continued to develop O’Donnell Park into a top-class facility capable of hosting inter-county games
Adapted sheep trailer is Tory’s fire tender
The fire equipment on Tory is stored in a sheep trailer that has been modified with shelves and hooks on which to hang hoses, cutting gear and pumps.
Car destroyed in fire adjacent to Letterkenny hospital
Dramatic scenes at Letterkenny University Hospital this evening as fire destoyed in fire.
Donegal woman launches Pontemed Clinic in Letterkenny
Amanda Torrens has brought to her home county of Donegal salt therapy treatments and a breakthrough innovative technology in PelviPower.
Kavanagh named as the new Donegal Buncrana Cup manager
Kavanagh joins four time All Star Karl Lacey, who is part of Declan Bonner’s senior team management, on the sidelines for Donegal.
Safetech delighted to receive City and Guilds approval
Safetech Consulting and Training is delighted to have recently been approved as a City and Guilds Training Centre.
Mark McHugh to receive 2017 Séamus Mac Géidigh Award
Mark McHugh will be presented with the award at the annual Donegal GAA County Banquet and Award night in the Mount Errigal Hotel in Letterkenny.
Mayor of Philadelphia welcomes Ireland North West delegation to Pennsylvania
The Mayor of Philadelphia, Jim Kenney, hosted an Ireland North West delegation as they spent a full day in Pennsylvania’s largest city exploring opportunities for business and educational partnerships. The delegation, led by Leas Cathaoirleach of Donegal County Council, Cllr Noel Jordan, and Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council, Cllr MaolÃosa McHugh, met […]
Massive costs for taxpayers as fishing summonses failed prosecution
The taxpayer is set to pay massive costs of District Court sittings for the failed prosecution of more than 150 summonses for illegal fishing on the Gweebarra River. The cases were dropped because the Attorney General decided that a defect in legislation prevented Inland Fisheries Ireland proceeding with the prosecutions, many of which dated back […]
Fugitive bin man ordered to allow EPA access to dump
The High Court has ordered fugitive waste collector, Jim Ferry, to allow the Environmental Protection Agency to enter his land to investigate an illegal dump with a view to it being cleaned. According to the Irish Times, the court also directed that Ferry must pay all costs involved and be invoiced for them on a monthly basis if necessary. Ferry is on […]