THERE was much reminiscing at Corcreggan Mill in Dunfanaghy last weekend when 15 retired officers of the class of ’72 got together.
Animal rights group calls for boycott of Letterkenny circus
THE animal rights group ‘ARAN’ has condemned the use of a sea lion by Duffy’s Circus in Letterkenny.
No plans “whatsoever” to sell or privatise Glenveagh National Park
THE Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Jimmy Deenihan, has said that there are no plans “whatsoever” to sell national parks like Glenveagh or to privatise the management, preservation or conservation of these parks.
Donegal Gardai call for whilstleblower’s charter
MIDDLE-ranking Gardaí based in Donegal are calling for the confidential reporting charter to be revised to allow for greater protection for whistleblowers.
Report: Ruairi Keating penalty gives ten-man Finn Harps draw with Wexford
RUAIRI Keating rescued a point for battling Finn Harps as his late penalty earned a draw with Wexford Youths at Finn Park on Friday night.
CCC to consider Jamie Doherty move from Letterkenny Gaels to St Eunan’s again
THE proposed transfer of Jamie Doherty from Letterkenny to St Eunan’s will again go before the Donegal Competitions Controls Committee (CCC) for consideration on Monday night.
Investigations into GAA hacking ongoing
INVESTIGATIONS are still ongoing into a scam that cost the Donegal GAA County Board over €18,000 last August.
Letterkenny casino plan appealed to ABP
A DECISION to grant planning permission for another casino in Letterkenny, has been appealed to An Bord Pleanala (ABP).
Arranmore killer back living among small island community
IT EMERGED this week that an Arranmore man who killed a teenage neighbour after smashing a pint glass over his head and sticking the broken glass into his neck, is back living among the small island community.
Hospital digger costing €1,000 a week
IT is costing more than €1,000 per week, on average, for the digger that is on 24-hour stand-by at Letterkenny General Hospital (LGH) it has emerged.