GARDAI were called yesterday after a protest in relation to the long-running Gweebarra fishery dispute turned sour.
Ten new jobs to be created in Killygordon
UP TO ten new jobs are expected to be created at the Donegal Creameries milk plant in Killygordon, it has emerged.
Eleventh hour meetings continue ahead of new Council AGM
AS meetings continued this afternoon to broker an ‘all-inclusive’ co-operation pact within the new-look, 37 member, Donegal County Council, it has emerged that deep divisions remain among the different groupings.
Can you identify Donegal people in photos taken over the last century?
HELP is being sought to identify hundreds of Donegal people who had their portraits taken at the famous Cooper Photographic Studio in Strabane over a century ago.
Shay Given impressed by ‘tough’ Donegal training session
SHAY Given took part in a training session with the Donegal footballers on Friday night and hailed the ‘professionalism’ of Jim McGuinness’s squad.
Election posters must come down by midnight tonight
ALL successful and unsuccessful local and European election candidates have until midnight tonight to take down all those unsightly posters, placards and banners.
More details emerge of massive illegal dump
MORE than three hundred tonnes of waste has been illegally dumped at an unused sand pit in Inishowen, a court heard this week.
Gardai launch Bank Holiday road safey blitz
DONEGAL Gardai launched their biggest road safety blitz of the year today and urged motorists to slow down this June Bank Holiday weekend.
St Johnston: A community unites in grief
St Johnston paid its final farewell to a ‘fun, fit and hard-working young man’: Oisín Crawford (22), who tragically died on Monday….
Priest issues drug plea amid heartbreaking scenes at funeral of Oisín Crawford
A PARISH priest has issued an impassioned plea for young people to ‘stay away from drugs’ following the tragic death of a 22-year-old St Johnston man this week.