Donegal boss Rory Gallagher says Mayo will present a huge challenge to his team when the sides lock horns in MacCumhaill Park on Sunday. Donegal have not had a great record against Mayo since they beat them in the All-Ireland Final back in 2012. Mayo have since knocked them out of the All-Ireland series at […]
Inquest resumes into Inishowen crash tragedy
THE inquest into the deaths of eight men who died in Ireland’s worst ever road tragedy will resume again this morning in Buncrana.
Donegal: 1032 extra registered to vote tomorrow
THE National Youth Council of Ireland (NYCI) has welcomed that 1032 people in Donegal have been added to the supplementary register
Inquest opens into death of 8 men in Inishowen tragedy
Inquest into death of eight men in Inishowen hears “harrowing” evidence
Letterkenny St.Patrick’s Day Parade – Celebrating the Rhythm of our Nation
“Ireland 100 Years On – The Rhythm of Our Nation” is the Saint Patrick’s Day theme for Letterkenny
Cllr Doherty questions HSE money paid to private firms
A SINN Féin Councillor has claimed “huge sums of money” are being handed over to private companies to provide services at St Joseph’s Hospital.
McBrearty claims Fine Gael are disrespectful to voters
COUNCILLOR Frank Mc Brearty has claimed Minister Joe McHugh’s canvassers have been receiving “abuse” concerning threatened hospital closures.
Donegal will benefit from FG tourism proposals -McHugh
FINE Gael Minister Joe McHugh, has said that Donegal stands to benefit from Fine Gael’s plan to create 50,000 new jobs in tourism and increase the
Paddy is kept busy canvassing in the ‘Harteland’
THE Harte name has been synonymous with politics in Donegal for more than fifty years.