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Funerals of young crash victims to take place tomorrow

THE funerals of the two young men who died in Saturday morning’s horrific crash in Rathmullan will take place tomorrow (Monday) in Letterkenny.

New €22 million Emergency Department could be demolished

THE flooding crisis at Letterkenny General Hospital which has left Donegal bereft of Accident and Emergency will cost at least €10 million to repair, the Donegal News can reveal.
The possibility of the new Emergency building and sections of the older hospital having to be demolished could lead to multiples of that cost.

Football protegé forced to leave hospital untreated when floods hit

A YOUNG Donegal football protegé was forced to leave Letterkenny General Hospital’s Emergency Department untreated when the flash floods hit the building on Friday evening.

McHugh could still feature for Donegal

Mark McHugh is said to still have a chance of appearing at some stage in Sunday’s All-Ireland quarter-final against Mayo

Team news: Mayo make two changes

CILLIAN O’Connor has been restored to the Mayo team for Sunday’s All-Ireland SFC quarter-final with Donegal…

Ramelton’s Aoife (16) is off on Gulliver’s Travels with National Youth Theatre in Dublin

A TALENTED young woman from Ramelton has become only the third actor from Donegal to secure a place on the prestigious annual National Youth Theatre production in Dublin.

Junior Minister suffers illness reoccurrence during Letterkenny hospital visit

JUNIOR Minister Kathleen Lynch has been transferred by air to Cork University Hospital after suffering a suspected reoccurrence of septicaemia while visiting Letterkenny General Hospital on Wednesday morning.

The magic is back on Clannad’s upcoming new album

ORDERS for Clannad’s long-awaited new album are already flooding since the band announced that it was available for pre orders on Amazon last week.

Donegal still hope on McHugh

BY CHRIS MCNULTY DONEGAL haven’t given up hope on Mark McHugh’s availability for Sunday’s All-Ireland quarter final against Mayo (Croke Park, 4pm). McHugh sat out Saturday’s qualifier win over Laois in Carrick-On-Shannon because of the combination of concussion, dead leg and calf muscle tear sustained in the Ulster final. Advertisement “It depends on his recovery, […]