The All-Ireland Football Final is the biggest day in the GAA calendar and gaels from throughout the country are eagerly awaiting Sunday’s decider.
A father, two sons and more than one hundred tractors
A retired farmer, Allen (74) said that cancer had yet to visit their house when he first came up with the idea for the tractor run.
Peoples and Milford on the rise
TODAY will be a special day for the Milford as they collect the Division 2 League title.
Face to Face: It’s been well worth the wait
Philip’s first solo exhibition was officially opened by Denise Ferran, author, artist and President of the Royal Ulster Academy in An Grianán Theatre
Letterkenny man hikes Pacific Crest for Pieta House
“I finished my travels by flying to Iceland from Canada and meeting up with Danielle. I couldn’t have got through the hike without her.”
Canadian activist helps Donegal Cannabis Social Club
“I haven’t experienced negativity here (Donegal) but we have become the face of a movement facing prohibition. We need to talk about the plant more.”
Parc helps man honour memory of his unborn grandchild
“So much is lost but at least with the road statistics being changed Mollie has not been forgotten about.”
Donegal’s first female Blood Biker
The proud owner of a Honda VFR800, Fiona is the newest recruit to Blood Bikes North West whose volunteers come from a wide range of backgrounds.
We didn’t promise nursing jobs in Donegal – HSE
DONEGAL nursing degree graduates may be forced to travel hundreds of miles in search of work in the coming weeks, it has emerged.
Councillor questions political interest in land deal
A COUNCILLOR was “speechless” after being told no politician had made a declaration of interest in land which was to be bought by the County Council.