COMEDY lovers can look forward to next week’s local production of the hilarious world-famous Italian classic – Can’t Pay Won’t Pay. For their debut production, the new Bread and Roses Theatre Company presents a “Donegal treatment” of the legendary Dario Fo’s political comedy farce. It will run at An Grianan Theatre, Letterkenny, next Thursday and […]
Late night charity 5K this weekend
A CHARITY 5K fun walk and run with a difference will take place on Friday night around the Twin Towns of Ballybofey and Stranorlar.
€5million boost for Randox in Dungloe
The Minister of State for Gaeltacht Affairs, Joe McHugh T.D., having attended a cabinet meeting this morning in Government Buildings, has today (7 July 2015) announced that the Government has given approval to an investment by Údarás na Gaeltachta of €5m in R&D grant assistance to be paid over a period of 5 years to Randox Teo in An Clochán Liath, Co. Donegal.
Locals save historic thatch cottage from fire
A HISTORIC thatch cottage in Gaoth Dobhair was slightly damaged during a fire this afternoon.
Donegal man is new president of NUI Galway Students’ Union
INISHOWEN native Phelim Kelly has been elected President of the Students’ Union in NUI Galway.
How one man transformed his life
A MAN who for years battled drink addiction and depression has said it was the Letterkenny Youth and Family Service (LYFS) that finally transformed his life.
President too busy to attend ‘Twelfth’ in Rossnowlagh
BOTH “relief” and “disappointment” have been expressed at the decision of President Michael D Higgins not to attend the Republic of Ireland’s only Orange parade in Rossnowlagh next week.
Taylor Beth (5) will finally hear on both ears – just in time for ‘big school’
LAST week marked another milestone in the life of a young Donegal girl who moved one step closer to hearing with both ears.
On Friday morning Taylor Beth McFadden (5) had a second Cochlear implant inserted at Our Lady’s Hospital for Sick Children, Crumlin.
Discovering the Wild Atlantic Way…on a wooden bike
AN award-winning blogger and author began cycling the Wild Atlantic Way on a wooden bike and is inviting Donegal cyclists to join him.
On Monday morning Waterford man Mark Graham started the 2,500km journey along the new tourism route which he hopes to complete in eight weeks.