NATIONAL schools from around the west have enjoyed a very exciting pilot biodiversity project in the parish of Cloughaneely.
Glenties man Brendan ordained as deacon in Maynooth
LAST Sunday a Glenties man was ordained as deacons at Mass celebrated in the College Chapel of the national seminary in Saint Patrick’s College, Maynooth.
Inaugural Island Council Meeting held on Arranmore
On WEDNESDAY night, June 4, Arranmore’s inaugural Island Council Meeting took place at Chulturlann following a recent election.
Donegal farmers penalised by €500,000 in SFP
FARMERS in Donegal were forced to pay out nearly €500,000 in penalties under the Single Farm Payment scheme in 2013, it emerged this week.
Gallery: Shay Given trains with Donegal GAA
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Ten new jobs to be created in Killygordon
UP TO ten new jobs are expected to be created at the Donegal Creameries milk plant in Killygordon, it has emerged.
Jim McGuinness hoping new training regime can fire Donegal ‘to the height of the summer’
JIM McGuinness hopes to see Donegal’s new training regime pay off this summer.
Donegal Rose Tamara Payne makes it to Rose of Tralee final
DONEGAL Rose Tamara Payne will represent her county in the Rose of Tralee International Festival in August.
Dónall Mac Ruairí explores everyday lives on new RnaG series
AN EXCITING new weekly radio documentary series produced by a well-known Rann na Feirste broadcaster kicks off this afternoon.
Can you identify Donegal people in photos taken over the last century?
HELP is being sought to identify hundreds of Donegal people who had their portraits taken at the famous Cooper Photographic Studio in Strabane over a century ago.