AN “utterly pathetic” row between two warring Letterkenny families, over a fence, ended with one woman being convicted of assaulting her pregnant next-door neighbour.
Fianna Fáil Ógra say ‘Yes’ to same sex marriage
THE Chairperson of the youth wing of Fianna Fáil in Donegal has laid out their commitment to securing a ‘YES’ vote in the up and coming referendum on Marriage Equality.
Exclusive: ‘The Miracle Man’, Oisin Merritt, on his remarkable recovery
Hope looked lost for Oisin Merritt last June when he fell 20 foot from a balcony while on holiday in Spain. Now, the Stranorlar man is hoping to get back playing football
New exhibition provides insight into life of Mairéad Ní Mhaoniagh
A NEW exhibition in Dublin provides an insight into the life of musician Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh and the vibrant Donegal Gaeltacht traditional music scene.
Joseph Duffy to train in the home of UFC great Georges St-Pierre
AS THE nation is gripped by Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fever, a Donegal man is getting excited about his training camp in the home of one of the greatest pound-for-pound fighters of all time ahead of his much-anticipated Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) debut.
Harvey’s Point top hotel in country- TripAdvisor
HARVEY’S Point Hotel, Lough Eske, Donegal has been named ‘No 1 Hotel in Ireland’ by worldwide hotel review website TripAdvisor.
Forging Celtic Connections for Donegal in Glasgow
A delegation of Donegal and Irish tourism businesses was in Glasgow last week, taking part in Tourism Ireland’s first tourism promotion of 2015 in Scotland – a networking event with key Scottish influencers which took place in advance of Celtic Connections, Scotland’s premier winter music festival.
Breast Care Unit to stay in Letterkenny Hospital
JUNIOR Minister Joe McHugh has confirmed the Breast Service Unitis is to continue at Letterkenny General Hospital
Arthritis sufferers in Donegal wanted to take part in new therapy programme
DONEGAL people who suffer from arthritis are being sought by a research team from the University of Limerick to take part in an Occupational Therapy programme.
Majority of Donegal retailers will take on new staff this year, survey finds
MORE than 80 per cent of Donegal retailers saw an increase in their Christmas trade in 2014 and over 55 per cent of them intend to take on more staff this year. That’s according to a sample survey conducted in the county by award-winning online accountancy firm, accountantonline.ie.