A COUNCILLOR has described as “completely illogical” the purchase, and subsequent closure, of a busy petrol station outside Letterkenny.
Concern over proposed wind farm power line
GOVERNMENT agencies have expressed concern over a proposed 10 kilometre power line between a private Raphoe windfarm and the Letterkenny ESB station.
VIDEO: Letterkenny and the Pramerica effect
Ever wonder what impact a huge employer like Pramerica has on Letterkenny? Watch this short video to find out more.
Donaldson murder inquest adjourned for 16th time
THE Denis Donaldson duplicate spy murder inquest was on Wednesday adjourned for a 16th time.
Donegal’s finest young actors take to the stage
AFTER a successful show of Brian Friel short acts, Donegal Youth Theatre returns to the Balor Theatre this week with an original play – ‘Last Stand.’
Letterkenny is clean to European norms
THE latest survey by the Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) alliance shows Letterkenny is Clean to European Norms.
Courthouse ‘differ’ critical after Antrim crash
A YOUNG Northern Ireland man who is well known to motorsport enthusiasts in Donegal is fighting for his life following a serious car crash.
Fr Brendan reflects on his 20 years in Bay Area
A PASTORAL centre run by a Donegal priest has spent more than $300,000 providing assistance to families of the Irish students killed in Berkeley.
Second fisherman dies after toxic fumes leak
A SECOND fisherman has died just days after being overcome by fumes while working on a trawler in Killybegs on Monday.
His crew mate, James Joyce (27
Deputy Dinny McGinley to retire from political life
VETERAN Fine Gael TD Dinny McGinley has re-affirmed his intention not to seek re-election at the next General Election.