AN up-and-coming Letterkenny band is in with a chance or landing a recording deal at the final of next month’s Irish Youth Music Awards.
World-class Paddy Bond adds to his medal collection
Ice swimmers train rigorously in indoor pools to build endurance and acclimate to cold water with progressively longer swims in rivers and lakes
Letterkenny has ‘excessive’ driving test waiting time
“The wait is also hampering employment opportunities, with younger applicants particularly affected in this regard.”
All-Ireland qualifying successs for Letterkenny pupils
Scoil Mhuire Gan Smál (Girl’s School) Letterkenny has won the All-Ireland Final for the last two years running.
Donegal – a hurling stronghold in medieval times
DONEGAL was a hurling stronghold long before a Gaelic football was bounced or kicked in anger, it has again been confirmed.
Kinnegar to open new brewery in Letterkenny
The Kinnegar Brewery, featuring seven craft brews, will be operational before the end of March at the former A&M Belting premises in Letterkenny
Haemorrhaging patient saved by postcode – doctor
Dr James McDaid said that in last week he had seen, first hand, the positive benefits of people knowing their eircode.
Pensioner guilty of indecent assault
A jury at Letterkenny Circuit Criminal Court took less than an hour to find a pensioner guilty on six counts of indecent assault against a teenager twenty-seven years ago.
Letterkenny Athletic Club’s juveniles are on a roll
The cross country season is drawing to a close and the focus for all involved with Letterkenny AC is switching to track and field events
DECLAN BONNER: Super 8 not good for Donegal
The decision to introduce Paraic Duffy’s ‘Super 8’ proposal has been heavily criticised on social media this week, and personally I don’t think it will be a good change for Donegal.