A LARGE Donegal representation is expected to be participating in the Lá Mór na Gaeilge march in Dublin on Saturday.
Kedar is first Donegal man to battle on The Voice of Ireland
THIS Sunday evening a young singer from Glen near Carrigart will be the first of two Donegal men to compete in the battles of this year’s The Voice Of Ireland on RTÉ One for a coveted place in the finals of the third series.
Gardai arrest man in relation to Andrew Allen murder in Buncrana
GARDAI investigating the murder of Andrew Allen in Buncrana two years ago have this morning arrested a male in his 40s in connection with the investigation.
Council not to buy Rockhill Army Barracks
A LOCAL councillor has expressed deep regret at a recommendation from the County Manager not buy the former Rockhill Barracks in Letterkenny.
More than €400,000 worth of cannabis herb found in vehicle in Castlefinn
ONE man remains in garda custody after last night’s discovery of more than €400,000 of cannabis herb in a vehicle in Castlefinn.
Acclaimed deaf actor brings ‘Signs Of A Diva’ to An Grianán
CAROLINE Parker MBE, acclaimed TV and stage deaf actor comes to An Grianán Theatre, Letterkenny, next week with her one woman show Signs of a Diva.
Casino in Letterkenny has no planning permission- Cllr McMonagle
PLANNERS are to investigate claims by a local councillor that a casino is operating in Letterkenny without planning permission and a licence for gaming machines.
‘Daffodil’ cancer centre moves to Letterkenny General Hospital
THE Irish Cancer Society’s Daffodil Centre is moving to a more permanent base at Letterkenny General Hospital (LGH).
Curran not to stand in local elections
THE failure of the anti-austerity lobby in Donegal to form a united alliance has prompted a Gortahork man to pull out of running in the local elections.
Letterkenny drama group takes the next ‘Step’ with Long Kesh
THE LETTERKENNY Music & Drama Group is returning to An Grianán Theatre this week, from February 13 to 15, with the critically acclaimed drama Chronicles of Long Kesh.