A PRIEST from Donegal who was acquitted in 2012 of sexual assault charges has resigned from ministry in the Diocese of Derry.
Highland Radio oral hearing gets underway
THE oral presentation for the local, broad-format radio licence for the North Donegal franchise area will take place on Monday in the Radisson Blu Hotel, Letterkenny, commencing at 10.30am this morning
Tamara Payne is this year’s Donegal Rose
ON SATURDAY night at the Donegal Rose Selection Tamara Payne was selected as the Donegal Rose. Tamara was sponsored by Naomi’s Hair Salon Ardara.
Pubs wiped out in Donegal
THE plight of rural communities has been brought into sharp focus with confirmation seventy-nine pubs and twelve banks across Donegal have closed in the past five years.
Daniel’s firm increases profits to €2million
THE entertainment firm co-owned by singer Daniel O’Donnell increased its accumulated profits to €2.075 million in 2012 after two years of losses.
Report: Donegal win, but left to reflect on soft goals conceded
BY the end, there was a strange feeling of relief on an afternoon where Donegal really ought to have had a much bigger margin of victory.
Report: Paul McVeigh secures Finn Harps draw with Galway
Finn Harps 1 Galway FC 1 Report by Chris McNulty at Finn Park PAUL McVeigh rescued a point for Finn Harps to preserve their unbeaten start to the season against Galway FC in Ballybofey. Advertisement Ten-man Galway, who had Derek O’Brien sent off midway through the first half, led after Vinny Faherty’s tasty opener in […]
Four Donegal lads on Irish U18 squad
FOUR Donegal players have both been named in Paul Doolin’s Republic of Ireland Under 18 squad for two friendly internationals against Czech Republic next week.
Ten new jobs for Convoy
BY C.J.MCGINLEY A logistics company is hoping to create ten new jobs in Convoy by September. The announcement is a major boost for Convoy Enterprise Centre as part of its ambitions to become a hub for online merchant selling. Advertisement One of their clients, Wiseloads Limited, owned by Kincasslagh native Mr Pauric Logue, has evolved […]
Swilly Rovers granted adjournment for FAI appeal
SWILLY Rovers have been granted an adjournment by the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) for their appeal against sanctions imposed on them because of alleged racist chanting at a recent underage game at Swilly Park.