SAINT Columba’s College, Stranorlar Transition Year student, Ceejay Byrne, is donating her hair to the ‘Little Princess Fund’ tomorrow.
Buncrana Clipper skipper nominated for award
BUNCRANA yachtsman Sean McCarter who rescued a crew member who went overboard, during last year’s Clipper Round the world race, has been nominated for an award by his peers.
Taxi seats stolen from outside Letterkenny house
A LETTERKENNY taxi driver was shocked to discover that thieves would steal
a set of seats belonging to his vehicle from outside his front door.
Break-in at Letterkenny Public Service Centre
GARDAI are investigating a break in at the Public Services Centre in Letterkenny last night. AS a result some services at the centre will not be available.
Minister McHugh welcomes increased employment
MINISTER of State Joe McHugh TD welcomes the latest CSO employment figures showing a marked decrease int he number of people on the Live Register.
Letterkenny’s Caoimhe Ní Chathail helps create 24 hours of TV
A DONEGAL third level student is today (Friday) taking part a 24-hour live student television broadcast in Dublin to raise vital funds for the Histiocytosis Research Trust.
Family of Castlefin priest unhappy at inquest verdict
THE family of a local Parish Priest said they are “very disappointed” that a jury at the inquest into the death of their uncle today returned a verdict of ‘misadventure.’
Jim McGuinness had been planning for Dublin game – secretary reports
JIM McGuinness had a detailed plan in place for Donegal’s All-Ireland semi-final against Dublin that was revealed to his players in the moments after their quarter-final win over Armagh.
Donegal schools invited to create a Christmas garden on Church Lane
LETTERKENNY’S Cathedral Quarter is inviting all schools in Letterkenny and further afield to help create a Christmas Garden on the Church Lane.
Donegal judge dismisses go-safe van speeding cases
DONEGAL born District Court Judge Sean McBride on Wednesday dismissed speeding cases involving ‘Go Safe’ vans, claiming their detection of offences was like “fishing in a goldfish bowl”.