A HAMSTRING strain sustained by Paddy McGrath playing for Ardara last Sunday is not as serious as first thought and the corner-back is exected to resume full training next week with Donegal’s other injured parties inching their respective ways back to full fitness…
Fresh calls to be made into alleged planning corruption in Donegal
IT IS expected that a call for an independent public inquiry into alleged planning corruption in Donegal is to be made at a high-profile press conference to be held in Buswells Hotel, near the Dáil, next week.
Busy week for RNLI in Donegal
LIFEBOAT and Coastguard crews across Donegal had a busy week as more people took to the sea in the glorious summer temperatures.
Falcarragh organisers look forward to third annual FestiFál
THE third annual FestiFál (July 17 to 20) is nearly upon us and festival organisers have pulled out all the stops to bring a top line-up of entertainment to the West Donegal parish.
The search is on for Donegal’s biggest GAA fan
Have you followed Donegal from MacCumhail Park to Celtic Park, from Clones to Croke Park?
Gardaí renew appeal in Raphoe aggravated burglary and subsequent death of woman (89)
GARDAI in Letterkenny are renewing their appeal in relation to an Aggravated Burglary which took place at Feddyglass, Raphoe, one year ago today, July 1.
Ulster Bank to close Lifford sub-office
ULSTER Bank has announced that it is to close its sub office in Lifford before the end of the year.
Video: Rory Gallagher releases ‘Make Way for the Fighting Irish’ for Jason Quigley’s pro debut
RORY Gallagher has released his latest song in tribute of a Donegal sports person.
Donegal property prices show “slight signs of stabilisation”
PROPERTY prices in Donegal showed “slight signs of stabilisation” in the second quarter of this year, according to the latest survey by MyHome.ie.
Síle’s journey of discovery along the Wild Atlanic Way on Féilte
TG4’s Féilte programme begins a nine-week tour of the hidden treasures along the most captivating coastal drive down Ireland’s Western seaboard – following the Fáilte Ireland-promoted Wild Atlantic Way.