MANY Donegal people have headed down under to set up home in recent years, one of worst aliens to move in the opposite direction is the NZ flatworm
Gallagher’s Bakery to create seventy new jobs
With work on a €2.5 million expansion to their Cashel site due to get underway in the coming months, Gallagher’s Bakery is a remarkable success story
Fresh plans for massive Finn Valley wind farm
THE process of submitting a renewed planning application for a massive wind farm in the Finn Valley resumed this week, it has emerged.
McElhinney’s win prestigious digital award in New York
THE family run McElhinney’s of Ballybofey has won another prestigious international e-Commerce award.
Apartments safely evacuated following Letterkenny fire
GARDAI in Letterkenny are investigating the cause of a fire which resulted in up to nine cars being burned out in an underground car park at Rosemount
Inaugural Cathedral Quarter Literary Festival
Senator David Norris will visit Donegal to officially launch the inaugural Cathedral Quarter Literary Festival in Letterkenny on Friday, October 8.
McElhinneys shortlisted for another international award
THE family run McElhinney’s of Ballybofey has been shortlisted for another prestigious international e-Commerce award.
Tax defaulters agree settlements in excess of 850k
The largest local settlement, €413,818, was made following a Revenue audit case and the underdeclaration of income tax
Donal Reid: Confessions of a Gaelic Footballer
‘Confessions of a Gaelic Footballer’, a book written by former Donegal senior footballer, Donal Reid, will be published next month.
Suspended sentence for mother who robbed elderly woman
The Romanian mother-of-three targeted her victim, who is now deceased, robbing her of €1,250.