A status red weather warning has been put in place for Donegal and all other parts of the country. Despite earlier predictions that Donegal and the North West would escape the worst of Storm Emma and the so-called ‘Beast from the East’, a national status red weather warning was put in place last night […]
Harps match postponed again – this time due to weather
It’s been a disappointing start to the new 2018 season for Harps boss Ollie Horgan and his players.
Artist Malcolm McClay turns home for latest exhibition
ARTIST Malcolm McClay’s latest exhibition, currently on display at Letterkenny’s Regional Cultural Centre, is a very personal and spiritual portrait of his home county.
Schoolgirls give Donegal its very own board game
PEOPLE all over the world can now visit Donegal’s most famous attractions from their own homes, thanks to a new board game devised by four local schoolgirls.
Postponed First Division game given new date
The game was originally due to take place on Friday but was postponed after the referee deemed the lighting to be unsatisfactory.
Letterkenny Rovers and Home Farm prepare to do battle
Letterkenny Rovers face Home Farm at Leckview Park on Sunday (kick off 2pm) in the quarter-final of the blue riband competition
Ladies target three points from tomorrow’s Clones visit
Next up is a meeting with Ulster rivals Monaghan in Clones on Sunday afternoon, throw-in 2pm, with games against Cork, Kerry and Mayo to follow…
United Park: Stadium of no light as Harps game off
False start for Harps as tonight’s game against Drogheda United at United Park is called off
Wrap up, a chill is coming
Donegal can expect a chilly week ahead as Met Eireann have issued a status yellow weather warning valid for the next seven days. The weather warning is valid today until Friday, March 2 with temperatures expected to plummet to -4 degrees. Advertisement Donegal will experience ‘exceptionally cold weather’ with spells of frost and snow […]
Ambition is to get back to square one in Letterkenny
Campaign started this week to bring the heart of the Cathedral town, namely the Market Square, back to life.