There was a moment early on in the new season of Race Across The World that made me wonder if it was all a bit more planned than the makers want us to believe. I mean, there has always been some cheeky editing in the show, making it look as if people are rushing towards […]
Donegal Gardaí burn over 750,000 calories for charity
AN GARDA SÍOCHÁNA Donegal put their fitness to the test throughout March as 11 teams took part in a fundraising challenge that raised vital funds for two local charities. The ‘Move it March’ 2026 challenge saw members across the division burn an extraordinary 750,000 calories between them — a remarkable collective effort that underlined the dedication […]
Open Mic Night in Letterkenny
The Glencar Inn is set to host its first ever Open Mic Night on Friday, May 1, offering a new platform for local talent to take the stage. The event is open to singers, musicians, and performers of all kinds. Both experienced acts and first-time performers will have a chance to showcase their abilities in […]
Afternoon fuel protests in Letterkenny and Strabane
Further fuel protests are underway in Letterkenny and Strabane today. Outside Letterkenny at the Manor roundabout at 5pm and at the Dublin road in Strabane at 3.30pm. Both protests are expected to be rolling along rather than coming to a standstill. Advertisement Expect delays if you’re on these routes this afternoon.
Deep sadness at passing of former Gaoth Dobhair teacher
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Moving tributes have been paid to Paddy Sweeney following his death which occurred peacefully at his home in Magheragallon, Gaoth Dobhair. He was a former teacher, a dedicated public servant and tireless volunteer whose life was marked with quiet commitment to others. In 1960 he married Nóra Bheag Eoin (née Sweeney) who hailed from Magheragallon. […]
Your Money Column: How savings accounts work and why they matter
Savings accounts may seem basic, but they remain a cornerstone of sound financial planning. While many people focus on investments or pensions, understanding how a savings account works is essential for building financial stability and making informed decisions about money. A savings account is a deposit account designed to hold money you do not need […]
Educate Together welcomes Donegal school patronage survey results
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EDUCATE TOGETHER has welcomed the announcement of the results of the recent national survey on school type preference, as announced by the Minister for Education and Youth. According to the results, 40 per cent of parents in religious-run schools nationally would prefer a multi-denominational primary school and 29 per cent of families in Donegal would prefer a multi-denominational education. These numbers contrast starkly with current school provision, whereby […]
‘Fuels for Ireland’ says that nationwide 500 fuel stations could be empty tonight
By Jonathan Magee ‘Fuels for Ireland’ is the industry body representing companies that import, distribute and sell fuel across Ireland. Major pump forecourts in Ireland are members of the the lobby group. Advertisement This evening the organisation has claimed that up to 500 of the country’s 1,500 pumps could be empty by the close of […]
Yellow wind warning extended until 3pm Saturday
Met Éireann has issued a new Status Yellow wind warning affecting Donegal, with strong and gusty south to southeast winds expected until tomorrow afternoon. Temperatures dip to between 0 – 4 deg Celsius in Donegal tonight. Gusts of up to 70Km/hr are expected tomorrow. Advertisement The warning comes into effect from 12 midnight, April 11, […]
Donegal Irish dancers shine on world stage in Dublin
By Jonathan Magee TWENTY-FIVE dancers from Alison Quigley Irish Dance, representing Letterkenny and Falcarragh, made Donegal proud last week as they took to the stage at the CRDM (Cumman Rince Dea Mheasa) Irish Dancing World Championships in Dublin. Competing against the very best Irish dancers from across the globe, the Donegal contingent returned home with […]