EIGHT of Tesco’s longest-serving workers, who accepted an offer of voluntary redundancy, recently waved goodbye to the colleagues in Letterkenny.
Supermarket makes ‘two quiet hours’ for autism
A BUSY Ballybofey supermarket this week started an initiative to make its store more autism and disability friendly.
Jennings and Magee confirmed for Rio Olympics
Sinead Jennings and Chloe Magee are among the first 14 athletes who have been formally selected to represent Team Ireland at the Rio Olympic Games
Cancer survivor to feature in television documentary
“I lost my hair and that was a major thing for me. It was a big thing for me to take a bus because I knew people would stare at me, and they did.”
EMMA RYAN: Good week for McLaughlin and Barr
McLaughlin has picked up a nice piece of silverware to bring her debut season with Peamount United to a close. On the other hand, Barr is currently awaiting a world championship fight in Kazakhstan.
Letterkenny to host World Championship in 2020
“We will have teams competing from as far away as Asia over the four-day event.”
Council ‘examining’ bog landfill
A SENIOR member of environmental group An Taisce has called for immediate action against those responsible for dumping in a bog near Drumkeen.
McHugh is new Minister for Diaspora and Overseas Aid
DONEGAL Fine Gael TD Joe McHugh has retained is junior ministry, but is now the new Minister of State for Diaspora and Overseas Aid.
Rathmullan and Donegal Town battle for Premier spot
A PLACE in the Premier Division of the Donegal League next season is at stake this Sunday, when Rathmullan Celtic and Donegal Town meet in a play-off in Ballyare at 2pm.
Donegal young people invited to apply for chance to represent Ireland at UN
Donegal young people invited to apply for chance to represent Ireland at UN