By Dionne Meehan AFTER years of serenading couples on their big day, Inch Island’s David Craig has decided to step away from his career as a wedding singer. Shifting his focus to new projects, David, who is a brick-layer by trade, announced he will be releasing new music as a solo artist in the coming […]
The way we were
SEPTEMBER 13, 1975 Meevagh’s modern boatyard, a big step forward in Rosgoill AN industrial upsurge in the Rosgoill peninsula promised by an advanced factory has been given the welcome seal of reality by the expansion of a traditional craft in the boatyard at Meevagh, on the scenic Atlantic Drive. Advertisement At the time the company […]
Letterkenny teachers launch new business, Create Communicate
LETTERKENNY teachers, Anna Farren and Laura Gleeson are excited to launch their new business, Create Communicate. Both working as primary school teachers in Scoil Mhuire gan Smál, the childhood friends put their skills and experience together to set up a new communications school to respond to the emerging requirements of the secondary school curriculum. Anna and […]
Former councillor Marie Therese Gallagher honoured for her contribution to politics
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A PRESENTATION has been made to former Sinn Féin councillor, Marie Therese Gallagher in honour of her contribution to local politics. The Dungloe native was first elected to represent the Glenties Municipal District in 2007. At that time, she was the youngest member of Donegal County Council. Advertisement During her time as a councillor, she […]
Letterkenny Chamber marks 60 years with night of nostalgia and celebration
By Diarmaid Doherty It was a night of celebration and nostalgia at Castle Grove House last evening as Letterkenny Chamber of Commerce hosted a special function to mark its 60th anniversary. Chamber members gathered to honour an organisation that first met in March 1965 – and 60 years on, is as strong and vibrant as […]
Almost 500 Arranmore premises can now access fibre broadband
ALMOST 500 Arranmore premises can now access high-speed fibre broadband connection under the National Broadband Plan. 34,000 premises in the county are included in the State’s Intervention Area, which will see National Broadband Ireland deliver minimum speeds of 500 megabits per second to homes, businesses, farms, and schools. As the biggest investment in rural Ireland […]
Weather: Cloudy morning with outbreaks of rain
THIS morning will be mostly cloudy with outbreaks of rain. Later in the day, there will be some bright or sunny spells. Highest temperatures of 15 to 17 degree in light to moderate winds. Advertisement Tonight will be mainly dry. There will be the odd spot of rain with a few coastal showers developing towards […]
Actress with Donegal roots wins Emmy award
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by Louise Doyle AN actress with strong Donegal roots has scooped an Emmy award. Erin Doherty won the Emmy for outstanding Supporting Actress in a limited, anthology series or movie in Los Angeles on Sunday evening, for her stunning portrayal of clinical psychologist Briony Ariston in the chilling Netflix hit drama, ‘Adolescence’. Advertisement A first-time Emmy nominee, […]
Parish public consultation on new church for Derrybeg
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By Tommy Curran A parish-wide public consultation regarding a new church at Derrybeg to replace the former church which was completely destroyed by fire on Easter Monday took place on Monday evening in Ionad an Acadaimh, Gaoth Dobhair. It was led by MacDara Hosty Consultancy, and was chaired by Fr. Brian Ó Fearraigh, P.P. Advertisement […]
Donegal News journalist Ryan Ferry wins national media award
DONEGAL News journalist Ryan Ferry has been named Sports Journalist of the Year at the Local Ireland Media Awards, sponsored by the National Lottery. Ryan, who first began contributing to the Donegal News in 2013, became a full-time member of staff two years later. He was appointed Sports Editor in 2022. The Milford man, living […]