The death of the last surviving child of an executed leader of the 1916 Rising was learned of with great sadness by one young Donegal pupil. Seosamh Ó Ceallaigh (8) from Gortahork wrote a series of letters to Fr Joseph Mallin (104) who was a Jesuit priest based in Wah Yan College, Hong Kong. His […]
Davenport re-elected unopposed as Community Games boss
A lot has changed in Community Games since the life-long Leeds United fan first volunteered to help out with Community Games.
Visiting kayakers targetted by vandals
Experienced kayakers, she said, always ensure that when they arrive at a slipway they always ensure they’re not impeding access to the facility
Celebrity chef to cook up a storm in free demonstration
The event is part of the Healthy Ireland at your library programme – a national campaign for action to improve the health and wellbeing of people.
Donegal’s highest house is revealed
The house, complete with its stone-slate roof, sitting less than forty metres back in from the road dominated the landscape for decades…
Man arrested in Lifford following high speed chase
Witnesses reported a number of Garda vehicles following the vehicle on the Letterkenny to Lifford road.
An alternate view of the Slieve League sea cliffs
A short film is of the view of the Slieve League sea cliffs from the summit of the 100ft “Table” sea stack found at the base of the cliffs
Letterkenny man bows out of Commonwealth Games
Boxing out of the Holy Trinity club in Belfast, McMonagle had been looking to book his place in the super-heavy semi final.
Pan Celtic Festival “brought Letterkenny to life”
THE ORGANISERS of the Pan Celtic Festival have said more than 4,000 people visited Letterkenny during the week long event generating an estimated €3 million for the local economy. This was the 47th year of the festival which drew to a close yesterday with an international church service in St Eunan’s Cathedral. Some of the […]