A DONEGAL man charged with cruelty to children has been sent forward for trial to the present sitting of Letterkenny Circuit Court.
€17.6 million for roads in Donegal
OVER 17.6 million euro has been announced for the improvement and maintenance of roads in Donegal.
Asbestos scare at High Road welfare offices
THE Social Protection offices at High Road in Letterkenny closed for a time today (Monday) after staff expressed concerns about asbestos being exposed during renovation works.
Families urged to ‘make one change’
THE Parent Hub Donegal has launched their “Make One Change Campaign” for 2015. The Campaign was launched in the Educate Together School, Letterkenny on Friday last
Rory Gallagher believes Patrick McBrearty’s time has come
BY CHRIS MCNULTY IN BALLYBOFEY PATRICK McBrearty might only be 21 years old, but Saturday night’s game against Derry was his 46th for Donegal. McBrearty was drafted into the squad for the 2011 Ulster Championship clash against Antrim and, after playing for the minors in the curtain-raiser, the Kilcar man came on as a sub […]
Video: Photographer captures beautiful snowy Inishowen
A DONEGAL photographer recently made a timelapse video capturing the county beautifully in the recent snow.
Donegal men scoop almost €50,000 on National Lottery TV show
TWO Donegal men scooped a €50,000 between them on last Saturday’s, ‘The Million Euro Challenge’ game show on RTE.
BREAKING NEWS: Transport Minister launches new Dublin flight service in Carrickfinn
AER Lingus Regional, operated by Stobart Air, today flew its first flights to Dublin Airport as the new operator of the PSO (Public Service Obligation) route from Donegal. The airline will fly twice daily return flights seven days a week, all year round.
Donegal scientists at heart of major breakthrough in bowel cancer diagnosis
DONEGAL based scientists have been at the heart of research which has lead to a major breakthrough in the diagnosis of bowel cancer.
Highest numbers wait at Letterkenny General Hospital Emergency Department
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation has confirmed there were 40 people waiting for beds at Letterkenny General Hospital this morning (Monday), the highest figure at the hospital since they began keeping the records.