FINE Gael Minister Joe McHugh, has said that Donegal stands to benefit from Fine Gael’s plan to create 50,000 new jobs in tourism and increase the
Paddy is kept busy canvassing in the ‘Harteland’
THE Harte name has been synonymous with politics in Donegal for more than fifty years.
Making Donegal famous for food
AS part of Donegal Business Week, Donegal’s Local Enterprise Office is hosting a unique event for those working in the food sector in Donegal.
Timely move by suicide and self harm charity
IT is hoped that a ‘Pieta House’ suicide and self-harm crisis centre will open in the north west as early as next year.
Exciting times for Malseed and the Donegal League
CHRIS Malseed says it is an exciting time to be involved with the Donegal League Oscar Traynor team.
A raw knuckle job for Fianna Fáil and McConalogue
CHARLIE McConalogue is dressed suitably for the canvass of a mart – a smart shirt and jacket, and a pair of green wellies from the boot of his Honda.
Taoiseach to visit Donegal as Fine Gael support slides
FINE Gael’s Director of elections is hoping to bring An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, to Donegal over the coming days in a bid to shore up support for party
DECLAN BONNER: These are changed times
I read Joe Brolly’s column last week and he made some interesting statements saying that the modern day Intercounty game was not worth watching anymore.
Homemade posters with a difference in Letterkenny
“I thought the placard stating Mary Harney’s pension the ex Health Minister of €11,000 per month opposite Letterkenny Hospital is especially poignant”
Brian Friel’s ‘Translations’ comes to The Balor
THE Butt Drama Circle (BDC) will take their production of the Brian Friel’s classic, Translations, to the Balor Theatre next week.