The company will forgive all outstanding debts owed to it by the club and allow the members to use the golf facilities for the next 100 years
McGrath vows to be back sooner rather than later
Paddy McGrath is determined to put his cruciate ligament woes behind him as quickly as possible.
Peruvian challenge to raise funds for Danielle’s case
“The fight for justice for my vibrant cousin will be a long and arduous one,” – Raymond Bryden.
First full time chaplain for Donegal’s Polish community
Fr Przewieslik is arriving to become CC in Stranorlar and chaplain to the Polish Community in the Raphoe Diocese.
Psychic detective for Letterkenny
On Sunday, October 15, Angela will host an evening of mediumship also in The Serenity Sanctuary at 8pm.
Update on flood recovery from Council
Summary of updates: – R244 at Craignahorna on the Mountain Road between Buncrana and Carndonagh expected to open in 4 weeks. Advertisement – L-1381-2 – Meendacalliagh/Evishbreedy: Illies to Glentoghter – due to open at 6pm this evening. – Local diversions not suitable for HGVs – HGVs being asked to use main roads (see below). […]
O’Donnell Park a ‘battle zone’ as Gardai contain ‘riot’
Up to thirty gardaí from across the Donegal Division took part in a three-day training programme delivered by trained instructors from Dublin.
Harps and Derry set for Inishowen floods fundraiser
Tickets for tonight’s game at Maginn Park can still be bought at a number of outlets throughout Donegal or fans can just pay at the gate.
Letterkenny had second highest private ambulance bill
LETTERKENNY University Hospital had the second highest bill for private ambulance services in the country last year. The figures obtained from the HSE show that Letterkenny Hospital spent €738,981 in 2016 on private ambulances because vehicles from the National Ambulance Service were not available. The only hospital to spend more was Mayo University Hospital which […]
Thompson’s got some bottle
DIGGING around car boot sales in the hope of stumbling upon a dusty old bottle or two may not sound like much fun but for one Donegal man it has become almost an obsession. For nearly two decades St Johnston man Thompson Graham has been unearthing pieces of local history that few remember even existed. […]