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Council deploys additional resources to deal with driving licence backlog

DONEGAL County Council has had to deploy additional resources to deal with a considerable backlog in driver licensing applications.

The Boat Factory to be staged in five locations around Donegal

A UNIQUE story set in the shadows of the Titanic and its home in East Belfast will be touring the county next week.

EARAGAIL ARTS: The power of Donegal music at The Homecoming

CLANNAD’S Moya Brennan has said Abhaile – The Homecoming on July 13 at Donegal Airport in Carrickfinn will show the power of the music Donegal can boast.

O’Domhnaill maintains debate on future of Donegal Special Needs pre-schools blocked

SENATOR Brian Ó Domhnaill has claimed that Fine Gael and Labour have blocked attempts by him to hold an emergency debate on the future of two special needs pre-schools in Donegal.

Robbers strike in Lifford

Gardai in Lifford have appealed for witnesses after a filling station in the town was robbed at knife point yesterday evening.

EARAGAIL ARTS: Festival heads into the West

WITH the celebration of their 25th Anniversary, the Earagail Arts Festival is going West for an extended programme, running from July 8 to 14.

Daniel O’Donnell supports Donegal footballers with fund-raising concert

DANIEL O’Donnell is supporting the Donegal Senior football team with a fundraising concert in the Great Northern Hotel, Bundoran, next month.

Winners of this year’s North West Words poetry comeptition winners announced

SIX talented students have been named as prize winners in the 2013 Schools Poetry Competiton run by North West Words. At a special prize giving ceremony at Cafe Blend in Letterkenny, the recipients were presented with their awards by Eamonn Bonner from North West Words. The Secondary School’s Senior Cycle First Prize went to Rachel […]

Staff of nationalised banks should sign Civil Service Code – McHugh

DONEGAL North East TD, Joe McHugh, has said that employees of banks that have received a bail-out and contingency funding from Irish taxpayers should be bound by the Civil Service Code.