TWO Donegal men whose lives were linked by a series of remarkable coincidences are to be remembered at a special Mass next week, a century after they perished side by side at sea. Daniel Boyle and Daniel Boyle were childhood friends with the same name yet totally unrelated. They were the same age […]
Rose is still blooming after 101 years
IRELAND was still under British rule when Rose O’Donnell was born in Donegal in 1917.
Investigation launched following cyclist’s death
THE Magheraroarty/Gortahork Road will remain closed until this afternoon following the death of a cyclist.
GALLERY – The week in pictures
Here’s a selection of pictures from around the County this week, see this week’s Donegal News for full coverage.
Donegal traffic corps down by half since 2010
There were 20 members in the Garda Traffic Corps division in Donegal last year. This compares with a high of 42 in 2010.
SIPO ethics investigations cost almost €500,000
THE State’s ethics watchdog has spent almost €500,000 in investigating allegations of false expenses claims by two former Donegal members of Údarás na Gaeltachta.
Cardigan helps keep beloved family pet’s memory alive
A Donegal weaving company has helped a distraught dog owner maintain a special bond with his beloved pet following its death. A week before Christmas and after more than two years of work, Kilcar-based firm Studio Donegal presented Tony Jenkins with a cardigan woven from the hair of his family dog, Harry. […]
Orange weather warning as Georgina hits North West
Met Eireann has issued a status orange weather warning for the entire country, as Storm Georgina makes her way to the North West tonight. A further status yellow rainfall warning has been issued for Donegal particularly, as well as Galway, Leitrim, Sligo, Mayo and Clare. Advertisement “A depression now named Storm Georgina will track […]
