FOLLOWING Donegal’s All Ireland Semi Final successes, supporters attending this Sunday’s big game in Dublin are again being asked to help a Killygordon boy’s fight to be able to walk.
Close to 40,000 Donegal fans expected in Croke Park for All-Ireland finals
UPWARDS on 40,000 Donegal fans will manage to get into Croke Park for Sunday’s historic All-Ireland final double header between Donegal and Kerry.
Forward Emphasis syndicate win lotto millions
THERE is a very happy syndicate of Lotto players in a call centre in Malin this morning (Thursday) after discovering they will share €4,871,046 from last night’s Lotto.
McElhinney’s win another prestigious industry award
THE family owned McElhinney’s of Ballybofey last night won the prestigious Drapers ‘Independent Department Store of the Year UK and Ireland’ award for the second time.
Report: McHugh hits brace Finn Harps reach FAI Cup semi-finals
Finn Harps are into the FAI Cup semi-finals for the first time since 1999
Free Church Lane built heritage walk this Friday
AS PART of ‘Culture Night, the County Donegal Heritage Office will be hosting a built heritage walk along Church Lane in Letterkenny on Friday with Colm Murray, Architecture Officer with The Heritage Council.
VW most popular new car in Donegal last month
THERE were more second hand cars licensed in Donegal during the month of August than new ones according to the latest figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO).
New Junior Cycle will lead to fall in education standards, warns local teacher
A local second-level teacher has warned that the abolition of the state Junior Certificate exams will undermine education standards at Junior Cycle level.
Fire at Orange Hall was ‘malicious’
GARDAI have confirmed the fire at an Orange Hall in Newtowncunningham on Sunday morning was malicious.
All-Ireland countown: ‘No extra tickets’
DONEGAL fans have again been warned that there will be no second allocation of All-Ireland final tickets given to the county ahead of Sunday’s senior and minor double-header against Kerry.