A 47-years-old Polish man has been charged with the murder of a fellow national in Letterkenny.
Moya and Corma’s Voices and Harps weekend attracts the whole world
Moya Brennan and Cormac de Barra’s third annual weekend of workshops and shows in West Donegal attracts participants from as far as Australia and Japan.
Second man arrested in murder probe due before Carndonagh District Court
A MAN in his mid 40s is due to appear before Carndonagh District Court today, June 18, charged in relation to the murder of Bogdan Michalkiawicz in May.
EXCLUSIVE: The two Rory Gallaghers meet in Lanzarote
LAST week Kilcar’s Rory Gallagher kept his promises when he presented the Donegal Senior Team’s assistant manager, the other Rory Gallagher, with a cheque for the team’s training fund.
President Obama to sign-off with ‘Donegal Pens’
YOUNG Donegal brothers Rónán and Conor Mc Garvey have secured the biggest scoop of their lives by getting the green light to provide America’s first family with Donegal Pens during their Irish visit this week.
Double killer Gallagher ordered to stay away from brother
DOUBLE killer John Gallagher has been ordered to stay away from his brother after a District Judge threw an application to vary his bail.
Gardai appeal for information in relation to last year’s murder of Letterkenny man
GARDAI have today launched an appeal for information in relation to the murder of Seamus Doherty on 16/17 June 2012 at Drumacanoo, Churchill.
Legacy of late actor and writer Seán McGinley is carried on with new TG4 series The Bunions
IT WAS announced this week that an exciting new television project which will carry on the legacy of a popular West Donegal actor and scriptwriter has just been commissioned by TG4 with a significant six-figure budget providing another boost for the area.
Moya Brennan and Cormac de Barra breach boundaries with new album
ONE of Ireland’s biggest music stars, Moya Brennan, and her musical director have once again joined forces o bring you a top notch album.
Abandoned horse levels at ‘crisis’ point – ISPCA
A SPOKESMAN for the ISPCA has described as a “crisis” the increasing number of horses and ponies being abandoned and neglected in Donegal.