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Donegal tax defaulters make settlements of almost €500,000

SEVEN Donegal businesses made settlements with the Revenue in the last quarter of 2014 totally €498,795, according to figures published this week.

West Donegal man charged with possession of child pornography escapes jail

A WEST DONEGAL man charged with possession of child pornography has escaped a prison sentence as he “took responsibility for what he had done” and engaged with the probation services.

Majority of house repossession orders adjourned in Letterkenny

COUNTY Registrar for Cavan Mr Joe Smith adjourned 123 of 131 applications for respossession orders from financial institutions when he sat at Letterkenny Court on Tuesday. The other eight cases were struck out.

Anger in Annagry over priest comments on same sex marriage

BY C.J.MCGINLEY Advertisement SUPPORTERS of the ‘Yes’ Equality Campaign in Donegal have expressed disappointment with comments made by a priest in Annagry on same sex marriage. It’s reported that a number of people walked out of a sermon in Annagry after Father John Britto spoke in favour of a ‘No’ vote during his […]

Almost €13 million in LEADER funding for Donegal – McHugh

ALMOST €13 million in LEADER funding has been announced for Donegal.

RTÉ Begins Public Consultation Process for New Public Service Statement

RTÉ on Monday began a five week public consultation process to update its Public Service Statement.

New song pays tribute to Daniel O’Donnell’s number one fan

A BRAND new tribute song to Daniel O Donnell‘s number one fan, Maire Rua Gallagher, from the Donegal Gaeltacht has just been released.

Gardai appeal for information after Council yard broken into

GARDAI are appealing for information in relation to the theft of a tractor and other equipment which was stolen from a Donegal County Council yard in the early hours of this morning.

Call to adjourn repossession order court

A DECISION by the Court Service in Letterkenny to postpone the Registrar’s Court which will deal with hundreds of mortgages, was criticised by a member of the Land League.