Make Way Day returns to Donegal today for another National Day of Local Action. Make Way Day focuses on the practical initiatives we can take together, to remove the barriers for people with disabilities in our community. This day of national significance highlights the importance of working together to make our public spaces more accessible […]
Emergency services at scene of collision in Moville
Traffic diversions are in place following a collision in Moville this morning. Gardaí and emergency service personnel are attending the scene following the collision which occurred at approximately 8am near Moville Community College. The road remains closed following the collision and motorists are advised that diversions are in place.
The Murder Capital to make Letterkenny debut
By Dionne Meehan LETTERKENNY’S Gabriel Blake is set to make his debut alongside his band The Murder Capital in The Regional Cultural Centre. Coming off the back of a stunning set at this year’s Glastonbury Festival, tonight at 8pm, Gabriel will take his band mates back to where his music career began. Advertisement The Dublin-based […]
Vigilance urged in wake of home heating oil theft
GARDAÍ are urging homeowners to take preventative measures to avoid the theft of home heating oil. Their warning comes after they were contacted by a resident in the area of Muslack, Downings, who reported the theft of a large quantity of home heating oil from their tank. The theft is believed to have occurred between […]
Funeral to take place tomorrow of broadcaster Rónán Mac Aodha Bhuí
By Emma Ryan THERE is widespread sadness across Donegal following the death of broadcaster and Irish language champion Rónán Mac Aodha Bhuí. Rónán died at his home in Cois Cláidigh in Gaoth Dobhair on Tuesday at the age of 53. Advertisement His Funeral Mass will be held on Friday, September 22, in St. Mary’s Church, Derrybeg at 11am, with […]
Danny Blair remembered for his kind heart and sharp mind
By Róise Collins GAOTH DOBHAIR man Danny Blair has been remembered as a gentle, humble man with a bright mind who cared deeply for his loving wife Anne and his two sons, Joe and Anthony. Danny’s Requiem Mass was held in St Mary’s Church, Derrybeg on Tuesday afternoon. Advertisement Mourners gathered from near and far […]
Man held at gunpoint during Clady burglary
Detectives are investigating a report of an aggravated burglary in Clady last night, Wednesday September 20, during which a man was held at gunpoint. At around 10pm, it was reported two masked men went into a house on New Street in the village. One of the men went upstairs while the other stayed with the occupant […]
Pringle calls for local government reform
Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, said the system of local government in Ireland is in urgent need of review. Deputy Pringle was speaking on the Local Government (Mayor of Limerick) Bill 2023, which he said was missed opportunity to empower local authorities. His remarks came after it was reported that Irish local government has […]
Friends of LUH support vital CEMR Service
THE Friends of Letterkenny University Hospital say they are very glad to support the CRI +ICAL Emergency Medical Response (CEMR) service, a voluntary service driven locally by Dr Gerry Lane. The CEMR was previously known as the Air Ambulance Service. The purpose of CEMR is to give critical, lifesaving medical care in the community in […]
Pedestrian hospitalised after collision in Milford
A PEDESTRIAN was hospitalised following a collision in Milford. The incident happened on Wednesday, September 13, at approximately 9.10am at The Lagg. The collision involved a vehicle and pedestrian. Advertisement The pedestrian was taken to Letterkenny University Hospital to be treated for injuries which are not believed to be life threatening in nature. The driver was […]