PHILIPS Medisize is remaining tight lipped following reports that up to 50 jobs may go at the firm in the coming weeks.
Current and a former Bishop of Raphoe may be investigated by Vatican tribunal
THE current and a former Bishops of Raphoe and a former Bishop of Derry may be investigated by a new Vatican Tribunal announced by Pope Francis last week.
Young Killygordon mother died after missed cancer diagnosis
THE family of a young Killygordon mother of three who died of cancer after two opportunities to diagnose her were missed, has begun an action for damages at the High Court.
Donegal Youth Council to ‘shake up’ sports
DONEGAL Youth Council is launching their ‘Shake Up Sports’ initiative tomorrow (Friday) in the Finn Valley Centre in Stranorlar.
Sad passing of Kathleen Whyte (Doherty)
Advertisement ONE of the largest wakes and funeral seen in north Donegal in recent years followed the passing of Kathleen Whyte (nee Doherty) of Race End, Ballyare, Letterkenny. Kathleen, who was laid to rest on her 53rd birthday on Monday was a dear daughter, sister, aunt, godmother and […]
€1.2million to promote energy efficiency in Donegal
Fine Gael TD for Donegal, Dinny McGinley has welcomed the announcement of over €1.2 million in funding for energy efficiency projects to be carried out in Donegal.
McMonagle is new Mayor
SINN Féin councillor Gerry McMonagle is the new Mayor the Letterkenny Municipal District.
Video: ‘A wile hanlin’ over Swell festival location on Arranmore
ORGANISERS of the Swell Music & Arts Festival on Arranmore have only gotten themselves into a ‘wile hanlin’ over the location of the event taking place next month.
Donegal minors hit by hefty bans; County Board expected to appeal
THE Donegal County Board is expected to submit a strong appeal to the Ulster Council after it was informed that two minor footballers and two members of that team’s backroom staff have been handed eight-week suspensions.
Seven Donegal tax defaulters make settlements of more than €700,000
SEVEN Donegal tax defaulters agreed settlements of more than €700,000 with the Revenue Commissioners this week.