A DONEGAL refuse company has been fined €12,000 for failing to identify hazards in relation to reversing lorries in a residential area and relevant safety measures in the company’s health and safety statement.
Council hits water charge defaulters
DONEGAL County Council has initiated proceedings against customers who have not responded or made any meaningful attempt to address the arrears on their account.
Donegal man pleads guilty to 15 charges of indecent assault.
A DONEGAL man has pleaded guilty to 15 counts of indecent assault in the 1980s at Tuesday’s sitting of Letterkenny Circuit Court.
First ever Scoláireacht Éamoinn Ghráinne awarded to daughter
THE first ever Scoláireacht Éamoinn Ghráinne, a sean-nós singing scholarship in memory of the late Éamonn ‘Ghráinne’ Mac Ruairí of Tory island and Falcarragh, has being awarded to his daughter Patricia.
Sinn Féin to select local election candidates on Sunday
DONEGAL Sinn Féin has confirmed that it will select all its local election candidates, through a number of conventions throughout the county, on Sunday (November 3). The party will field candidates in all of the electoral areas in the county.
Judge renews warrants for arrest of couple who ‘illegally’ occupied former Minister’s house
A CIRCUIT Court judge has renewed warrants for the arrest of a couple who ‘illegally’ occupied a the home of a dead Church Minister in Newtowncunningham.
Trial of Inishowen man charged with killing eight in horror crash “must” go ahead in January
THE trial of an Inishowen man charged with dangerous driving causing the deaths of eight people has been adjourned to the New Year.
Lifford man Ryan Cullen is a comedy star on the rise
TONIGHT a brand new series of RTE TWO’s Republic of Telly kicks off and a member of the writing staff for the newly revamped show hails from Donegal.
Homecoming for Finn Valley hero Jason Quigley
BY CHRIS MCNULTY BOXING hero Jason Quigley, the world middleweight silver medalist, will meet the acclaim of his people this evening. The 22-year old Ballybofey man came away from the World Championships in Kazakhstan with silver after being beaten by Zhanibek Alimkhanuly in Saturday’s final. Advertisement Quigley created history by becoming the first Irish male […]
Frankie Kennedy School organisers say ‘time to pass on torch’
AFTER twenty years Scoil Gheimhridh Frankie Kennedy in Gaoth Dobhair will take place for the last time before a new group of organisers takes over the winter school.