DISQUIET over plans to remove a Catholic chapel and other places of worship at Letterkenny General Hospital has led to calls for public consultation on the thorny issue.
Donegal GAA Board records healthy profit despite loss of hacked funds
OUTGOING Donegal county board treasurer Grace Boyle departs on a largely positive footing with her accounts ahead of Sunday’s convention showing a neat profit for the year ending October 31.
Donegal County Council to give Michael Murphy a Civic Reception
DONEGAL captain Michael Murphy will be afforded a Civic Reception by the Donegal County Council on Monday afternoon.
Pellet gun attack shock
LETTERKENNY is reeling with shock this morning following confirmation a mother and daughter escaped serious injury after their family chip van was shot at in a drive by incident.
Gary McDaid to continue as Glenswilly manager
GARY McDaid is ready and willing to lead Donegal champions and 2013 Ulster finalists Glenswilly again next season.
Anger at Councillor’s ‘no danger’ turbine comments
ANTI-WINDFARM campaigners have criticised a County Councillor who claimed there was “absolutely no danger” to members of the public when a large section of rotor blade broke off a turbine during last Thursday’s storm near Killybegs.
Chloe Magee beaten by Beiwen Zhang in Irish Open semi-final
CHLOE Magee’s bid to win her first Irish Open is over after the Raphoe woman lost out to American Beiwen Zhang in this evening’s semi-final at Baldoyle
Ballybofey man (89) releases debut album in Australia
ALMOST 90 years after he was born in a small thatched cottage in Ballybofey, a renowned fiddler from a famous musical family spoke this week about the release of his first album, in Western Australia.
Man arrested after copper theft breakthrough
GARDAI investigating a spate of bizarre thefts of valuable copper telephone wire in Fanad area made a major breakthrough this week, it has emerged.