TWO prominent clergymen in west Donegal have warned plans to close rural schools will ‘inflict serious damage and wreck havoc’.
Medical Card Chaos
A SIGNIFICANT backlog in the processing of medical cards is causing problems for an estimated 3000 people in Donegal.
‘Magda’ sets record straight
POLISH and local people in Donegal were outraged this week by the inaccurate reporting of one Polish women’s experience living here on the dole.
Cannabis man released but file to DPP
By Deputy Editor, C.J.McGinley A FILE is being prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions following a major drugs seizure at a ‘cannabis factory’ in Lettermacaward. 47 cannabis plants with a value of €18,800 euro and cannabis herb valued at €2,500 were seized in the planned raid. Advertisement An amount of cash was also discovered […]
Donegal faces ‘awful price’ in suicides
A Priest and counsellor has warned ‘an awful price will be paid’ if the government continues with harsh cutbacks in the mental health sector.
Drink driving detections down on last year
THE head of the Garda Traffic Corps in Donegal has welcomed a decrease in the number of drink driving detections over the Christmas period from last year.
Cassidy gone from Donegal panel
Donegal manager Jim McGuinness has confirmed that he has released double All-Star wing-back Kevin Cassidy from his squad.
Harps need €48,000 in six weeks
Finn Harps shareholders have been told that the club needs to raise €48,000 in the next six weeks in order for the club to have its 2012 licence application processed.
End of free parking at multi-storey
THE owners of a huge multi-storey car park in the heart of Letterkenny began charging for the facility on Wednesday.
Donegal begin defence of Ulster title with trip to Cavan
Ulster Champions Donegal will begin the defence of their 2011 title with a tough preliminary round clash away to Cavan. Should Donegal get over the Breffni men, they will then have a mouth-watering encounter with Derry.