A DONEGAL man charged with murdering four British soldiers in one of the most notorious IRA atrocities appeared in court in London today (Friday)
Tickets left for final North West Cancer Group ball
THERE are still tickets lefts left for the North West Cancer Group’s Bling Ball at An Chuirt Hotel, Gweedore on Saturday, September 28.
Letterkenny hospital bill expected to hit €30 million
PLANS have been put in place to move the Out-Patients’ Department of Letterkenny General Hospital to a town centre location in the coming weeks, it has emerged.
Traffic chaos after hay load slips at Lifford roundabout
A WARNING has been issued by the Ulster Farmers Union after roads around Lifford were blocked on two occasions when tractors shed loads of hay bales.
Donegal national schools are most crowded – INTO
PRIMARY schools in Donegal are among the most overcrowded in the country, according to the General Secretary of the Irish National Teachers Organisation (INTO).
Lorry carrying giant turbine parts did not leave the road – developer
A LORRY carrying parts for a huge 50 metre wind turbine that “slightly” went off the road near Glenties this morning has now safely reached its destination and the road is open to traffic again.
Celtic founder to be remembered in Donegal this weekend
BY HARRY WALSH The Celtic Graves Society and the Donegal Association of Celtic Supporters Club will hold a ceremony in Frosses on Saturday next, September 7, to mark the resting place of a member of the first ever committee of Celtic Football Club. Joseph Francis McGroary, who lies at rest at Cranny Road Cemetery, was […]
Anti-drugs message is hitting home – Shortt
A DONEGAL man, who freely admits to taking illegal drugs in the past, is convinced that his campaign against narcotics is having a positive impact here.
Garda Reserve powers to be extended – road safety campaigner
A DONEGAL road safety campaigner has been informed that the powers of the Garda Reserve are to be extended to include enforcement of the Public Order and Road Traffic Acts.
50-metre wind turbine goes off the road near Glenties
A 50-metre wind turbine that went off the road near Glenties should not have been there, according to Cllr Seamus O’Domhnaill.