AS the future of the NoWDOC service in Donegal comes under threat, local politicians have been asked to attend

LETTERKENNY General hospital was nearly €8 million over budget at the end of September – the equivalent of 10.9 per cent of its annual budgetary

AROUND 100 angry students from Letterkenny Institute of Technology (LYIT) travelled to Dublin on Wednesday to voice their disgust at the government’s u-turn on their election promises on education fees.

A LOCAL councillor has expressed his ‘disappointment’ at the decision by An Bord Pleanala (ABP) to again refuse planning permission for a large Tesco store on the outskirts of Ballybofey.

THE former County Manager said this week that he had ‘no choice’ in taking part in a government pension scheme which resulted in him getting a

AS the uproar over the A5 dual carriageway project continued unabated yesterday (Thursday) Fine Gael remained adamant the project would go ahead, albeit 18 months behind schedule.

FUEL laundering was never as rife in Donegal and legitimate operators are ‘fighting’ to remain in business due

A LETTERKENNY man, who stole 20 replica guns and was apprehended because of DNA evidence from a cigarette butt and a covert CCTV camera