MAJELLA O’Donnell has said she is going to take the brave step of having a mastectomy in the new year to remain cancer-free.
Parents and teachers voice concerns about cuts to Donegal’s small schools
PUBLIC meeting in Carndonagh hears growing fears for future of local schools
Donegal declares zero tolerance on domestic violence with MAN UP campaign
DONEGAL men are proudly standing up and declaring zero tolerance on domestic violence of any kind as part of a new campaign which was launched yesterday, December 9, at Letterkenny Institute of Technology (lyit).
Book of Condolence in memory of Mr. Nelson Mandela opened in Council Offices
The Mayor of Donegal Cllr. Ian McGarvey and the County Manager Seamus Neely have today signed the Donegal County Council Book of Condolence in memory of Mr. Nelson Mandela.
Neil Delamere’s secret visit to Donegal
ONE of Ireland’s most popular comedians, Neil Delamere, recently paid a visit to Donegal when he was invited to surprise the staff of United Healthcare at their Christmas party in the Radisson Blu Hotel.
Pellet gun attack shock
LETTERKENNY is reeling with shock this morning following confirmation a mother and daughter escaped serious injury after their family chip van was shot at in a drive by incident.
Carndonagh meeting on future of small schools in Donegal
Parents, teachers and community groups are being urged to attend a public meeting in Carndonagh next week to stand up for the future of local schools.
First interview with former Tánaiste Mary Coughlan to be broadcast on RnaG
HAVING rarely spoken to the media since losing her seat in the General Election in 2011, former Tánaiste Mary Coughlan has given an in-depth interview to RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta, which ill be broadcast this Tuesday, December 10, at 11am.
Gary McDaid to continue as Glenswilly manager
GARY McDaid is ready and willing to lead Donegal champions and 2013 Ulster finalists Glenswilly again next season.
Anger at Councillor’s ‘no danger’ turbine comments
ANTI-WINDFARM campaigners have criticised a County Councillor who claimed there was “absolutely no danger” to members of the public when a large section of rotor blade broke off a turbine during last Thursday’s storm near Killybegs.