DONEGAL staved off a stirring Fermanagh comeback to end their Dr McKenna Cup campaign with a slender victory that wasn’t enough to stop the Erne side from advancing to the semi-finals of the competition.
Bones discovered under fallen tree at Oakfield Park
BONES discovered under a fallen beech tree at Oakfield Park over the weekend have been identified belonging to an animal.
Anthony Thompson commits to Donegal for 2015 – will fly in for League games
Anthony Thompson will be available for the National Football League campaign
10,000 homes without power as Storm Rachel continues to batter Donegal
RAGING gales continue to batter Donegal this morning after Storm Rachel left 5,000 homes without power across the county overnight.
Treacherous driving conditions this morning with 75mph gales to follow later
MOTORISTS woke up to snowfalls in excess of three inches in parts of Donegal this morning.
Donegal County Council urges motorists to take extra care
WITH snow showers and heavy rain expected over the next two days Donegal County Council is urging all members of the public to exercise caution, to take extra care on the roads and to allow extra time for journeys.
Paul Durcan and Eamon McGee to start for Donegal against Fermanagh
PAUL Durcan and Eamon McGee will make their first Donegal appearances of 2015 in Wednesday night’s final McKenna Cup Group B game against Fermanagh at Sean MacCumhaill Park (8pm).
Freezing temperatures across Donegal
PEOPLE across Donegal awoke to freezing temperatures and snow covered roads this morning, making driving conditions treacherous across large parts of the county.
Death has taken place of noted former St Eunan’s College teacher Hugh Duffy
THE sudden death of Mr Hugh Duffy, 3 College Row, Letterkenny, in the Blackrock Clinic on Monday evening was learned of with great sadness.
Two men appear in court charged with alleged ‘sheep rustling’
TWO men appeared before Letterkenny District Court today charged in relation to alleged “sheep rustling.”