ON Friday, January 17, one of Ireland’s best known pop singers will be the special guest at a monthly singer’s club in West Donegal.
Gaoth Dobhair brothers kicked out of Glasgow taxi for speaking Irish
A GLASGOW private hire driver is under investigation for allegedly refusing to allow two West Donegal brothers to speak Irish in his car.
Letterkenny death not suspicious
GARDAI have confirmed to the Donegal News today (Wednesday) that there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of a man at a property at Lower Main Street in Letterkenny last night.
COMPETITION: Altan pays tribute to Frankie at Temple Bar TradFest
COURTESY of the Temple Bar Tradfest, the Donegal News is delighted to be able to give away two tickets to Altan’s concert at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, on Saturday, January 25.
TG4 Programme raises questions on handling of Donegal sex abuse case
MORE prosecutions may be on the horizon in the case of a convicted Donegal sex offender who continued to sexually abuse boys despite a previous conviction, a forthcoming TG4 documentary reveals.
Significant drop off in planning applications for Donegal
THE latest edition of the National Housing Construction Index shows that planning applications are down in Donegal.
Maxi Curran named as new St Eunan’s manager
MAXI Curran has tonight been confirmed as the new manager of St Eunan’s.
Council Budget Drama: Dissolution averted after legal advice
DONEGAL County Council has averted being dissolved for the first time in its history.
Jody and Angie Brogan laid to rest
THE overflowing congregation at the double funeral of Jody and Angie Brogan in Drumoghill today (Monday) listened as Fr Brian Quinn encouraged them not to remember the girls’ tragic deaths “in the hell of a house fire”. But to recall them as daughters, sisters, mothers or friends – people who made a difference.
Report: Donegal beaten by understrength Tyrone in McKenna Cup opener
TYRONE outplayed Donegal in the second half at O’Donnell Park to score an impressive season-opening victory.