Mr O’Rourke, who earns around €185,000 a year, has been working in Letterkenny for the past twenty-one years.
TUI to hold local and national protests today
A TUI spokesperson said pay inequality has undermined the teaching profession and corroded staff morale, leading to a crisis in teacher retention.
Lifford lottery winner surfaces at last
The owner of a winning lottery ticket bought in Lifford earlier this month has come forward.
Roads allocation welcome, but is not enough – Deputy
“It falls short of our expectation and basic need in order to maintain the county’s roads network and infrastructure,” Deputy Pat the Cope Gallagher
Fellow cyclist pays tribute to Noel McDermott
“When I heard one of Noel’s children asking for daddy I cried. There are now kids left with no daddy; it’s very upsetting.”
Almost 2,200 employed in Donegal Údarás companies
During 2017, some 6 new businesses were established in the Donegal Gaeltacht and seven people were employed in these businesses by year end.
Former station Officer: All 999 calls directed to house
New Fire Engine replaces the old 1995 Volvo fire engine that was previously based at Milford Fire Station and which was one of the oldest in the fleet
Ladies to debut in opening league game at home to Dubs
2017 saw Donegal win the Ulster Championship while they also reached the Division 1 final, losing to Cork. Their All-Ireland bid was ended by Mayo.
Special Mass for pals who were united in life and death
TWO Donegal men whose lives were linked by a series of remarkable coincidences are to be remembered at a special Mass next week, a century after they perished side by side at sea. Daniel Boyle and Daniel Boyle were childhood friends with the same name yet totally unrelated. They were the same age […]
Rose is still blooming after 101 years
IRELAND was still under British rule when Rose O’Donnell was born in Donegal in 1917.