THE College of Anaesthetists of Ireland conferred an Honorary Fellowship of the College on Nobel Prize winner Professor William Campbell last weekend.
Donegal student gets ready for thinking man’s Olympics
Donal Farren (17), a fifth year student at St Eunan’s College, will join contestants from 40 countries at the International Linguistics Olympiad.
Marc Walsh stars as Irish U15s beat Czech Republic
The Irish side got off to a solid start with wide-men Gweedore Celtic’s Marc Walsh and Callum Thompson catching the eye.
St Eunan’s reach semi-final after thrilling finish
St Eunan’s and St. Pat’s Keady produced an dramatic finish as the Letterkenny lads scored a late goal and point to advance to Ulster semi final
Mosaic to remember Pearse brothers link with cathedral
As part of the evening in St Eunan’s Cathedral a specially commissioned mosaic picture of the Pearse brothers will also be unveiled.
Tubridy to broadcast radio show from Buncrana
“Someone suggested that we should go to Buncrana after all that has happened there recently and I can tell you we are definitely going to Buncrana.”
Gardai and the HSA investigating work place death
GARDAI have confirmed that a young man, in his late 30’s, lost his life yesterday following a workplace accident.
Name of young Letterkenny drowning victim released
GARDAI are describing as ‘tragic’ the death of a young student from Sligo whose body was recovered near the Port Bridge in Letterkenny this afternoon.
Irwin brothers on the podium at Donington International
Rhys Irwin (13) from Kilmacrennan secured his name in the record books yet again following the 2nd round of the British Aprilia Superteen Championship
Bugs lead to temporary closure of Dungloe Hospital
Dungloe Community Hospital has been temporarily closed to admissions following the identification of an antibiotic resistant bacteria in patients