A DERRYBEG beekeeper whose hives were wiped out by a chemical weedkiller last week has called for more awareness among the general public of the devastation that can be caused by their use.
Conference to look at marine side of Donegal lilfe
A conference in Letterkenny Institute of Technology next Friday will concentrate on the obvious but often over-looked marine side of Donegal life.
Jason Quigley goes 6-0 with stunning second round KO
Jason Quigley went 6-0 tonight in Indio, by way of a stunning second round knockout win over Joshua Snyder.
Suspected rapist spotted in north west
GARDAI have asked the public to be aware of an 18-year-old man wanted in Britain on suspicion of raping a 13 year-old girl, theft and assault, who is believed to be in Ireland.
‘World class’ sparring has Jason Quigley prepared for battle again in Indio
Chris McNulty speaks with Donegal boxer Jason Quigley ahead of his sixth professional fight…
Win a new car if you hit a hole-in-one on the unlucky 13th
EIGHT cars worth a staggering €200,000 will be handed over to golfers lucky enough to get a hole-in-one at the unlucky 13th hole at an upcoming charity event at Letterkenny Golf Club.
Quigley weighs in for Snyder bout: “No matter when it is, I’m confident”
JASON Quigley (5-0) has weighed for his clash with Joshua Snyder (9-11-1) on Thursday night, the Ballybofey man tipping the scales at 161.4lbs ahead of the four-round middleweight bout.
Opponent confirmed for Quigley
FROM CHRIS MCNULTY IN INDIO, CALIFORNIA JOSHUA Snyder (9-11-1) will provide the opposition for Jason Quigley tomorrow night in Indio. Snyder, a 35-year-old, based out of Maryland, is coming in off the back of five defeats in a row, but is an experienced warrior in the ring. Quigley, with an unblemished 5-0 at the start […]
Duo plead guilty in relation to massive Castlefinn drugs haul
TWO men have pleaded guilty to a number of charges in relation to the discovery last year of more than €200,000 worth of cannabis herb in Castlefinn.
Donegal UV levels high enough to cause skin damage on 80 per cent of days
ULTRAVIOLET levels from the sun were high enough in Donegal to cause skin damage on more than 80 per cent of days between April and September last year according to new figures from the Irish Cancer Society.