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.
Jockey Martin Harley aims for May return to action
Chris McNulty hears from jockey Martin Harley who is recovering from a serious fall last week at Lingfield
Gweedore abuse report now available to victims
THE Child and Family Agency who took over the protection of children from the HSE have now stated that the report into the handling of the aftermath of paedophile Michael Ferry’s 2002 conviction will be made available to victims.
Irish sports stars support LYIT student mental health video
A GROUP of fourth year students at Letterkenny Institute of Technology (LYIT) have landed some of the biggest sports stars in the country to take part in their mental health promotion video.
James ‘Pat’ launches campaign for council seat
BY C.J.MCGINLEY ONE of the youngest candidates to put himself forward for the forthcoming elections launched his campaign tonight (Wednesday). James Pat McDaid (25) from Glenkeeragh, Glenswilly, has been nominated by the Fianna Fail party as one of four candidates to run in the Letterkenny/Milford electoral area. Advertisement Coming from a well-known family from Glenswilly, […]
Serious staff shortages in Donegal Mental Health Services
DEPUTY Pearse Doherty today expressed alarm on learning of the staff shortages in the Donegal Mental Health Services.
Rip-off Ireland is alive and well – Pat ‘the Cope’ Gallagher
MEP Pat ‘the Cope’ Gallagher has described the high level of charges for broadband usage and mobile phone services affecting Irish consumers and businesses as “entirely unreasonable.”
Large attendance at Loughside Community action plan launch
OVER 100 people attended the launch of the Loughside Community Annual Plan for 2014 in the Silver Tassie Hotel last night.