THE family of a local Parish Priest said they are “very disappointed” that a jury at the inquest into the death of their uncle today returned a verdict of ‘misadventure.’
Jim McGuinness had been planning for Dublin game – secretary reports
JIM McGuinness had a detailed plan in place for Donegal’s All-Ireland semi-final against Dublin that was revealed to his players in the moments after their quarter-final win over Armagh.
Donegal schools invited to create a Christmas garden on Church Lane
LETTERKENNY’S Cathedral Quarter is inviting all schools in Letterkenny and further afield to help create a Christmas Garden on the Church Lane.
Donegal judge dismisses go-safe van speeding cases
DONEGAL born District Court Judge Sean McBride on Wednesday dismissed speeding cases involving ‘Go Safe’ vans, claiming their detection of offences was like “fishing in a goldfish bowl”.
Collie and five new-born pups found abandoned in Killybegs
ANIMALS In Need (AIN) volunteers in Donegal were shocked to be called out to rescue an abandoned collie and her five new-born pups from an isolated mountain area near Killybegs at the weekend.
Businessman viciously attacked and robbed in Letterkenny
A BUSINESSMAN was viciously attacked, robbed and left in a pool of blood on his way to lodge money in a Letterkenny bank.
VIDEO: Local artist goes ‘viral’ with water protest speech
A LOCAL performance artist has gone viral with a Youtube video of his speech about water charges and austerity.
Mystery Donegal placenames on ancient Italian map
A NUMBER of unknown Donegal placenames have appeared on the oldest known separate individual map of the island of Ireland.
Over €22,000 in grant aid for Donegal youth organisations
MINISTER Joe McHugh TD welcomes the announcement by Minister James Reilly TD, Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, regarding the allocation of Capital Grants to 50 youth projects and organisations throughout the country.
Teachers in Donegal warn of further strike action
TEACHERS across Donegal have warned they’ll be back on the picket lines again in January unless the government backs down on controversial plans over external assessment for the Junior Certificate exami