A LOCAL judge has ordered a well-known Irish dancing teacher to pay €500 a month to a woman he was accused of sexually abusing.
Donegal student in ‘Fifty Shades’ college campaign video
A DONEGAL student who is hoping to be elected as Welfare Officer at Dublin City University is drawing considerable attention from across the country with his unique campaign video.
North West 10k launched – four charities to benefit
FOUR charities will benefit from this year’s North-West 10k, which was launched this evening at the Mount Errigal Hotel.
Cases adjourned at Letterkenny District Court as defendants snowed-in
HEAVY snowfall overnight on Monday meant a number of cases at Tuesday’s sitting of Letterkenny District Court had to be adjourned as defendants were unable to turn up due to the weather conditions.
Video: The Henry Girls are heading for the US East Coast
DONEGAL’s favourite sister trio, The Henry Girls are delighted to be returning to the USA next week for a short tour.
Robber wielding knife escaped with cash from Letterkenny shop
GARDA investigations are continuing after an overnight armed robbery at a well known shop in Letterkenny.
Chaos on roads after overnight snow falls and ice
SCHOOLS closed, bus services cancelled and some emergency services ‘snowed in’ after heavy overnight snow and ice left roads treacherous across Donegal this morning.
Council to ‘ratchet up’ action against illegal dumpers
DONEGAL County Council is to take a “harder line” as well as “ratchet up” the number of legal actions it takes against illegal dumpers.
Prospects for Donegal builders and contractors to be outlined by CIF
Builders and contractors throughout Donegal will be given an update on the prospects for house building in Donegal at a free briefing taking place on Thursday 5th March.
Up to 70 new jobs could be created in Killybegs
UP to 70 new jobs could be created in Killybegs after planning permission was granted for a new bio-marine ingredients facility.