FOUR Donegal projects have been allocated a total of €1,035,562 under the Shared Island Coast-to-Coast Capital Investment Scheme. The four local projects are Oakfield Park, Raphoe, €294,611; Wild Ireland, Burnfoot, €269,000; Dunfanaghy Workhouse, €239,040 and Inishowen Maritime Museum, Greencastle, €232,911. Pat the Cope Gallagher TD has warmly welcomed today’s announcement by the Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, […]
‘It’s a breeding ground for scammers’
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SELLING a second-hand car is never straight forward, from being hounded by hagglers to the countless fruitless phone calls. But it has now grown even more challenging, particularly for sellers using online marketplaces which have unfortunately turned into a breeding ground for scammers. Last week, I decided to sell my car with the help (and […]
Uisce Éireann working to lift boil water notice on Culdaff Public Water Supply
UISCE Éireann is working to lift the Boil Water Notice in place for customers on the Culdaff Public Water Supply. Following high turbidity in the water which affected the treatment process at Culdaff Water Treatment Plant, the notice was issued on Tuesday last to protect the health of approximately 1,300 customers on the supply. Uisce […]
‘A moment of real hope’ – Vertiv jobs announcement
A DONEGAL councillor has described the announcement by Vertiv that the company will create 200 new jobs across the North West as “a moment of real hope” for Donegal. Importantly, 40 per cent of the jobs announced will be based in Donegal, with Burnfoot set to benefit directly from the expansion of Vertiv’s electrical switchgear […]
Man with COPD frustrated by ongoing mould problem
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A MAN with several health conditions has shared his frustration over ongoing mould issues in his one-bedroom home at St Eunan’s Terrace, Raphoe. Mark Smith, a council tenant, is particularly concerned due to his health problems which include COPD. At 58 years old, Mark has lived in the house for over seven years, but the […]
Jail for Letterkenny man who grabbed partner by her hair and dragged her around home
A Letterkenny man has been sentenced to seven months imprisonment after a court heard how he had grabbed his partner by the hair in the home they shared and dragged her around, resulting in her fracturing a finger. Before Letterkenny District Court was Liam Boyle who pleaded guilty to the assault charge. The court heard […]
Foy & Company announce exciting expansion into Northern Ireland
THIS year marks 45 years since Liam and Ann Foy opened their first store on Main Street in Ballybofey. Then a state of the art showroom in Letterkenny, the family owned Foy & Company is celebrating this 45 year milestone with the opening of their third retail store, Foy’s Interiors, and their first in Northern […]
Maisigh na Fuinneoga – Let’s decorate those windows
CUIREANN Líonra Leitir Ceanainn agus Cumann Tráchtála Leitir Ceanainn cuireadh roimh ghnólachtaí an bhaile a gcuid fuinneoga a mhaisiú chun ceiliúradh a dhéanamh ar Sheachtain na Gaeilge agus Féile Naomh Pádraig. Líonra Leitir Ceanainn and Letterkenny Chamber of Commerce invite local businesses to decorate their windows to celebrate Seachtain na Gaeilge and the St Patrick’s Festival. […]
Ramelton musician to be remembered at ‘MoonFest’ this weekend
A SPECIAL celebration will take place on Saturday to honour the memory of Ramelton musician Paul Mooney. Paul, late of Glen Lower, lost his life in a two-car collision on the N14 Letterkenny to Lifford road at Carrickballydoey on December 18, 2023. Paul’s partner, Nicolle, and the driver of the other vehicle were injured in the crash. Paul was […]
Missed hospital appointments are a cost to the public purse – HSE
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THE HSE has said it has taken the decision to display the cost of missed hospital appointments to remind patients who do not attend of the loss to the public purse, and the clinician’s time. Earlier this month, the Donegal News reported how there were 219 ‘no show’ outpatient appointments in a two-week period between January 15 to January […]