ONE of the Burtonport based relatives of nurse Pauline Cafferkey who is showing signs of improvement for Ebola in the Royal Free Hospital in London, said the family were hugely relieved.
Remand for Carndonagh man accused of murdering parents
A CARNDONAGH man charged with the murder of his elderly parents has been remanded in custody following a brief court appearance.
HSE urges ‘at risk’ to get ‘flu vaccine
PEOPLE in Donegal in high-risk groups have been encouraged by the HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre to get vaccinated against influenza
Donegal Pens brothers stock up from Storm Rachel
DONEGAL teenage entrepreneurs Ronan and Conor McGarvey were quick off the mark yesterday to ensure any fallen trees ‘wood-n’t’ go to loss.
Anthony Thompson commits to Donegal for 2015 – will fly in for League games
Anthony Thompson will be available for the National Football League campaign
Rory Kavanagh announces inter-county retirement
RORY Kavanagh has confirmed his intention to retire from inter-county football.
West Donegal legends Innisfáil return for special charity night
A WELL-known West Donegal band is reforming for a very special one-off concert next month in aid of a very worthy cause.
10,000 homes without power as Storm Rachel continues to batter Donegal
RAGING gales continue to batter Donegal this morning after Storm Rachel left 5,000 homes without power across the county overnight.
Three weather warnings in place for Donegal
MET Eireann has issued three high-level weather warnings as ‘storm Rachel’ begins to batter Donegal this evening and is expected to last until tomorrow afternoon.
Dungloe ‘Strictly’ event raises over €8,000 for people of Sierra Leone
THERE were many stars in the Strictly for Sierra Leone show in Ionad Spóirt na Rosann on Saturday night, but the real winners were the poor people of Sierra Leone where Dungloe native, Sr Mary Dolores has worked for over forty years.