The Taoiseach has said that he will be bringing an increased funding proposal to the cabinet next week.
Donegal workers invited to join Trade Union Week
ICTU have said a week of coordinated events across the island of Ireland will be “the largest mobilisation of of trade union members in decades”
Irish Referendum turnout backed to breach record low
Upcoming Irish referendums on family and gender are in danger of setting an unwanted record with voter turnout backed at short odds of even money with BoyleSports to slump to unprecedented levels. On Friday, March 8 voters in Donegal and around the country will cast their ballot on two proposed changes to the Irish Constitution […]
Hannah Ní Dhomhnaill traces history of her surname
Hannah’s journey takes her to the beautiful Franciscan Friary (Rossnowlagh) and to Donegal Castle(Donegal Town).
Sinn Féin’s Marie-Therese not seeking re-election
The councillor has represented the people of the Glenties Municipal District since 2007.
Donegal Youth Service launch pioneering ATLIC project
Donegal Youth Service launch the ATLIC project – a new pioneering Blue Economy project
Council urged to act on Carrigart road safety fears
Just over two years ago, the residents of Carrigart village and surrounding area raised serious concerns at a public meeting.
Polar Plunge in Rathmullan this weekend
As many people as possible to attend the fun family day event in aid of Special Olympics.
Donegal at ‘particular risk’ of measles outbreak
Health experts warn Donegal is at particular risk of a measles outbreak due to a relatively low uptake of the highly effective MMR vaccine. The warning comes after the HSE confirmed an adult with the infectious disease died in the Dublin and Midlands Health Region. “MMR vaccine is not only safe but also very effective […]
Investigation after criminal damage in Arranmore
A car that was parked at a house in the area was badly damaged between those hours.