A LETTERKENNY man found in possession of cocaine has been ordered to make a contribution to charity. Sergeant Jim Collins told the court how on August 9, 2025 at 3.05am, gardaí on mobile patrol at Market Square in Letterkenny were alerted to the defendant Andrew Bradley. Gardaí found cocaine to the approximate value of €50 […]
Channel Hopper: New series brings together elements of the Michael Jackson story
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Unbelievably, it’s 17 years since Michael Jackson died, and lately there seems to be a concerted effort to rehabilitate his reputation – there’s even a biopic on the way shortly. So naturally we’ll find a few documentaries popping up this year, of which BBC’s three-part series Michael Jackson: An American Tragedy is a substantial example. […]
Your Money Column: A clear guide to personal insurance
Personal insurance can seem complicated at first, but each type of cover is designed to protect against a specific financial risk. Understanding the main options available in Ireland can help you make informed decisions and build a well-rounded financial safety net. There are five key types of personal insurance: Mortgage Protection, Serious Illness Cover, Term […]
Rosses Community School presents School of Rock
By Eoin McGarvey Over 60 students from Rosses Community School in Dungloe are gearing up for their stage production of School of Rock that premiers in the school gym on Tuesday, April 21 and will run for four nights. Ionad Sport na Rosann has been a hive of activity for months now with preparations and […]
Letterkenny man drove with no insurance
A LETTERKENNY man who drove without insurance to get to a jobseeker’s appointment has avoided being disqualified. Sergeant Jim Collins told Letterkenny District Court on Monday how gardaí were on patrol on July 16, 2025 when the garda ANPR system detected a vehicle being driven without any insurance. Gardaí stopped the vehicle and spoke to […]
Wedding of the Week: A love-story that blossomed in the hills of Donegal
Newlyweds Laura Doherty and Kieran Lonergan are still floating following their weekend wedding. The couple tied the knot on Friday, April 10. The Mass was celebrated by Fr Michael McCullagh at Meenacross Church in Laura’s native Dungloe, followed by an unforgettable reception at the Mount Errigal Hotel in Letterkenny. Speaking to the Donegal News, Laura’s […]
Six Donegal students receive All Ireland Scholarship
SIX Donegal students have been awarded an All Ireland Scholarship which will cover the full duration of their undergraduate studies. Jamie Doherty, Noah Johnston, Sarya Hasan Amin, Dualtach Mac Ruartaigh, Aideen Thomas and Taidhg Trocmé were honoured at the All Ireland Scholarships Awards Ceremony on April 4 in University Concert Hall, University of Limerick. In […]
The first Census under the Irish Free State released
By Eilisha Devlin TODAY the first Census of the Irish Free State was published online for the anticipating public. This Census will include 26 counties instead of 32 as it is the first recorded Census following the establishment of Ireland as an independent nation. It is also the first Census release in more than fifty […]
Letterkenny designated under government initiative to tackle vacancy
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LETTERKENNY has been designated as one of the five new towns added to the Living City Initiative (LCI). Local TD Pat the Cope Gallagher has welcomed the Government’s decision, describing it as an important step toward revitalising the town centre and bringing vacant buildings back into productive use. The Tánaiste and Minister for Finance, Simon […]
A bright star in heaven: Moya Brennan’s loss will be felt deeply in Donegal
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News of Moya Brennan’s death on Monday night prompted a flood of tributes to a woman whose voice carried far beyond Donegal and Ireland. They reflected not only the extraordinary music career she built over decades but also the warmth, generosity and groundedness that so many people associated with her. There is a real sense […]