DONEGAL nursing degree graduates may be forced to travel hundreds of miles in search of work in the coming weeks, it has emerged.
Councillor questions political interest in land deal
A COUNCILLOR was “speechless” after being told no politician had made a declaration of interest in land which was to be bought by the County Council.
Dunnion denies Gallagher ultimatum
DONEGAL GAA chairman Sean Dunnion has categorically denied suggestions that the County Board were given an ultimatum from senior team manager Rory Gallagher regarding his future.
Suicide finding returned at inquest of Donegal Sergeant
“It’s just sad that Michael had that sense that evening and had access to munitions. It’s sad,” Dr Denis McCauley, Coroner.
Significant numbers awaiting admission at LUH
The Full Capacity Protocol has been implemented and all efforts continue to be made to identify patients who are appropriate for discharge.
Man charged with indecent child assault
The alleged incidents took place took place in Killybegs in the 1990s.
Deadline approaching for two exciting new courses
The deadline for applications is Friday, September 23.
Minister Ross announces grant for Donegal Airport
Minister is allocating €2.7 million in funding support for the four regional airports in Donegal, Ireland West Airport Knock, Kerry and Waterford.
Advice issued ahead of Junior Leaving Cert results
Hundreds of anxious teenagers across Donegal will receive their Junior Leaving Cert results this morning.
