“LUH is under-funded, under-staffed, under-resourced, and we have an inadequate ambulance service. This is not acceptable in this day and age.”
Jailed for malicious damage to church
A man who once preached the love of God and religion before a judge was jailed when he admitted malicious criminal damage to contents of an altar in a Catholic church.
Donegal GAA saddened by the death of Danny Murphy
Donegal GAA chairman Sean Dunnion has paid tribute to former Ulster Council Secretary Danny Murphy, who died this morning.
Letterkenny man admits possession of child pornography
A Letterkenny man will be sentenced next April after admitting to two charges of possession of child pornography.
Two Donegal schools to contest National Futsal Finals
Over 15,000 students have taken part in the FAI Schools futsal Initiative inside a three month period in Primary & Post Primary Schools across Ireland
Garda issue appeal for missing Rathmullan pensioner
GARDAI are seeking the public’s assistance in tracing the whereabouts of Rathmullan man, Jim Boyle (aka ‘Philemy’).
Donegal’s latest tax defaulters pay over €750,000
TWO Donegal tax defaulters agreed settlements with the Revenue Commissioners for more than €750,000 according to the latest figures published today.
Donegal’s future is bright – McGee
EAMOM McGee believes his former Donegal teammates will get back to the Ulster Final again next season.
Claims of ‘inaccurate’ accusations in meat plant row
THE owner of a disputed meat factory in Lifford has described as ‘inaccurate and one sided’ claims made against him and his family in the High Court.