“Adrian volunteers at all times of the week and all year round and he is the epitome of goodness in our young people.”
“We feel there is an onus on us to do well” – Gallagher
Last Sunday’s defeat to Kerry put an end to Donegal’s 100% start to the league, but Rory Gallagher is not worried that it might be the start of a downturn in results.
Tidal pool plan to go ahead despite councillors’ wishes
CONTROVERSIAL plans to regenerate an old tidal swimming pool in Rannafast are to be lodged with Donegal County Council in the coming weeks.
Donegal is great, apart from Bundoran and Letterkenny
COUNTY Donegal remains the ‘wild child of Ireland’ and Letterkenny still has no soul according to the biggest selling travel guidebook in the world.
Tenders sought to fix Sliabh Liag blunder
DONEGAL County Council is inviting tenders to undertake significant remedial works at Sliabh Liag.
From Donegal to India
“I like to put myself forward, throw myself in at the deep end..before you know it, you’re sitting in a rickshaw whizzing through Old Delhi’s Bazaar.”
EMMA RYAN: Good week for Roma McLaughlin
This week was always likely to be a good one for Roma McLaughlin, as she turns 18 and is set to travel to Portugal with the Irish U-19s squad. The news that the midfielder was awarded the Continental Tyres Women’s National League Player of the Month award for January/February is the icing on the cake.
Donegal dissident arrested after assault rifles seized
GARDAÍ are questioning a dissident Republican from Donegal following the seizure of three assault rifles last night in County Meath.
What are you doing here? Rosses men meet in Antarctica
Annagry men John Paul O’Donnell and Danny McFadden met one another on the virtually uninhabited, ice-covered landmass that is Antartica