A LETTERKENNY man has secured one of the lead roles in a major new Abbey Theatre production of Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme.
Stateside support to find missing Donegal child
I am asking him once again to return Mary’s remains to me so that I can give her a proper burial, have a grave to visit, and try to achieve some sort.
Team Work Makes The Dream Work
IT feels like ages since my last column, although you have probably seen more of me in the past two weeks than in the past year!
Derry the Championship visitors for Bonner’s Under 21s
It’s been a frustrating couple of months for Declan Bonner and his Donegal under 21 panel, but they will look to put that all behind them when they face Derry in the Ulster Championship quarter-final at MacCumhaill Park tonight at 8pm.
Top Donegal Restaurants win at awards night
“These awards celebrate the people that make the restaurant sector the dynamic and exciting industry it is.”
Harps lose out to McCabe penalty
GARY McCabe’s 70th minute penalty was the difference between the sides as Shamrock Rovers defeated Finn Harps in Ballybofey tonight.
Twin Towns beds sought for ‘Cycle Against Suicide’
THE ‘Cycle Against Suicide’ arrives in Stranorlar on Wednesday, April 27, and the organisers are currently seeking beds for the 300 weary riders.
Donegal Right2Water seek clarification on water charges
DONEGAL Right2Water Donegal has slammed Fianna Fail over their stance on water charges, claiming the party has lied to the people who elected them
Developer seeks ‘retention’ of unauthorised wind masts
DEVELOPERS behind plans to build Ireland’s largest wind farm are seeking ‘retention’ permission for two unauthorised masts near Killygordon.
Child sex offender supported by ‘nearest and dearest’
A COURT has heard that a 54-year-old Convoy man who sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl has the support of his “nearest and dearest”.