GARDAÍ are investigating an alleged assault that occurred on the Ramelton Road, Letterkenny. A woman reported that she was waiting on a taxi at that location when a man who was known to her assaulted her. He then left the area on foot in the direction of the Main Street. The woman attended Letterkenny University […]
Gardaí appeal for witnesses to fatal Cloghan collision
GARDAÍ are appealing for witnesses to a fatal road collision on the R252 at Cloghan on Saturday afternoon. The collision involved a car and a motorcycle and occurred at approximately 4.30pm. The motorcyclist, a male aged in his teens, was sadly pronounced deceased at the scene. No other injuries were reported. Gardaí are appealing to anyone […]
Letter to the Editor: Have we become too entitled?
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As I listened to the Dàil debate of no confidence in the Government, it would be remiss of me not to point out to the general public, and those who were protesting, we have become a very self centred people who believe our entitlement is more important than anyone else’s. Why I say this is, […]
Sinn Féin call for emergency budget because people can’t wait for next year
Sinn Féin spokesperson on Finance, Pearse Doherty TD, has said there must be an emergency budget because people are getting crucified by the cost-of-living crisis. The Donegal TD said it is not good enough for the Government to tell people that they have to wait until next year before they will undo the damage caused […]
Daniel O’Donnell revives iconic tea party after 26 years
After a 26 year hiatus, Daniel O’Donnell’s infamous tea party will return this summer. The revival is part of the ‘Boil the Kettle’ appeal, a new addition to the annual Relay for Life Donegal’s fundraising activities. This simple but powerful initiative invites people across Donegal, Ireland and the world to put the kettle on, gather […]
Barney Gibbons remembered for his quick wit and quiet pride
THE funeral of Bernard ‘Barney’ Gibbons took place yesterday afternoon, as family and friends gathered to honour a life marked by humour, hard work and deep roots in his native Woodlands. The Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev Dominic Thoomkuzhyin the Church of the Irish Martyrs on Sunday. Barney’s daughter Emer delivered a moving eulogy, […]
Tensions rise as motion of no confidence in government shut down at council meeting
By Naomi Hamilton O’Donnell A MOTION of no confidence in the government was shut down at a special plenary meeting of Donegal County Council in Lifford today. A meeting on the ongoing fuel and cost of living crisis was called by 100% Redress Cllr Tomás Seán Devine. The discussion on the fuel crisis took place […]
Donegal ranked as one of Ireland’s most family-friendly counties
DONEGAL has ranked as one of Ireland’s most family-friendly counties in a new study. The study by home insurance comparison site Quote Devil analysed key metrics to reveal Ireland’s most family-friendly counties. They include education, housing affordability, safety, green spaces, and access to local amenities. All play a major role in shaping childhood experiences and […]
A haunted museum, Justin Bieber Day, and baseball lessons
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Transition Year student Saoirse Ní Ghallachóir writes about her two-week exchange to St Louis EVERY year, my school offers a two-week exchange trip to St Louis for 12 Transition Year students. Because my older sister, Alisha, enjoyed her experience so much, I made it my mission to be selected. To apply, we had to write […]
ATU achieves Autism Friendly status for Donegal campuses
Atlantic Technological University (ATU) has been formally recognised as an Autism Friendly Campus for its Letterkenny and Killybegs campuses, marking a significant milestone in the University’s ongoing commitment to develop a supportive community where all students have an equal opportunity to succeed. The Autism Friendly Campus designation recognises the implementation of evidence‑based measures designed to support autistic students and staff. Detailed in a three-year action […]