Illegal bonfires can cause serious damage


Halloween can be a lot of fun especially for our children and young people and while everyone wants to have an enjoyable time, it is the time of year when illegal bonfires can cause serious damage and injuries to the environment and to our health.

Donegal Board expected to begin interview process this week


BY CHRIS MCNULTY THE Donegal County Board meets tonight to finalise the selection committee that will oversee the appointed of Jim McGuinness’s successor as Donegal manager. The county’s three main officers – chairman Sean Dunnion, secretary Aodh Mairtín Ó Fearraigh and treasurer Cieran Kelly – have already been appointed to the committee. Advertisement Tonight, a […]

Donegal SFC: Glenwilly stroll through, but must wait to learn semi-final opponents


BY CHRIS MCNULTY REIGNING champions Glenswilly coasted into the Donegal SFC semi-finals this afternoon courtesy of a 14-point win over Termon in Letterkenny. Two first-half goals by Darren McGinley and a late third from Leon Kelly helped the ruthless champions to a 3-9 to 0-4 win over their fierce derby rivals, who just couldn’t match […]

Lesser Spotted Ulster in Culdaff


Joe Mahon visits the charming village of Culdaff on the Inishowen Peninsula in County Donegal in Lesser Spotted Ulster next Friday 24 October at 8pm on UTV.

Learning to ‘speak’ with your baby


A Buncrana born speech and language therapy graduate whose Master’s research studied how toddlers best learn to talk and why some take longer than others, is offering a unique new course in County Donegal.

Rory Gallagher and Anthony Harkin now in Donegal frame


BY CHRIS MCNULTY RORY Gallagher has officially entered the running for the Donegal job and has been joined by a surprise candidate in the form of Anthony Harkin. Gallagher’s nomination was forwarded to the county secretary, Aodh Mairtín Ó Fearraigh, ahead of today’s 5pm closing time by the Kilcar club. Advertisement Harkin’s named was entered […]

Demise of Mna an Ti?


HOUSEHOLDS in West Donegal who keep students attending Irish colleges may no longer do so because of the cost of water charges.