THE MAN who pleaded guilty to the deaths of eight people in the country’s worst road traffic collision says he’s ‘not responsible for causing accident
Donegal: 1032 extra registered to vote tomorrow
THE National Youth Council of Ireland (NYCI) has welcomed that 1032 people in Donegal have been added to the supplementary register
Paddy is kept busy canvassing in the ‘Harteland’
THE Harte name has been synonymous with politics in Donegal for more than fifty years.
Sharkey siblings shine at European Pool Championships
DUNGLOE siblings Shaun and Helena Sharkey represented their country with distinction at the recent European Championships in Nantes, France.
A raw knuckle job for Fianna Fáil and McConalogue
CHARLIE McConalogue is dressed suitably for the canvass of a mart – a smart shirt and jacket, and a pair of green wellies from the boot of his Honda.
Taoiseach to visit Donegal as Fine Gael support slides
FINE Gael’s Director of elections is hoping to bring An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, to Donegal over the coming days in a bid to shore up support for party
Homemade posters with a difference in Letterkenny
“I thought the placard stating Mary Harney’s pension the ex Health Minister of €11,000 per month opposite Letterkenny Hospital is especially poignant”
Action group angered at ongoing ‘political shenanigans’
THE chairman of the Lifford Ramelton Stranorlar, Community Hospitals, Action Group has expressed his anger at the ongoing “political shenanigans”
HSE chief welcomes major nursing homes investment
Concerns that have emerged following proposals which may see the role of some community hospitals in Donegal changing in the coming years.
IT Sligo unveils five new Donegal sports scholarships
THIRTY-TWO IT Sligo Students, five of whom are from Donegal, have been awarded new Sports Scholarships.