Local Link has announced significant improvements to its Letterkenny-Fanad service, rebranded as Route 973, which will take effect on Monday, October 7th. The newly upgraded Route 973, previously known as Route 300, will offer up to ten daily return trips between Letterkenny and Kerrykeel, operating seven days a week. Of these, six services will extend […]
Mickey Joe Harte encourages Donegal artists to shine as RTÉ opens the door for Eurovision 2025
RTÉ has announced the search to find Ireland’s next representative for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. The competition will take place in Basel, Switzerland, following this year’s victory by Nemo with their hit track The Code. Eurovision continues to be a global phenomenon, reaching over 160 million viewers, and provides an unparalleled platform for artists […]
Carrigans couple document Donegal Adventures on TikTok
By Rebecca Crockett FOR many of us, calendars can represent clashing schedules and impending deadlines, yet one Donegal couple has found a way to use theirs to carve out more time together. Emily and Joe Morning from Carrigans began exploring Donegal after receiving a picture calendar for Christmas filled with some of the county’s most picturesque places. […]
Easy cleaning hacks that won’t break the bank
By Tara McCormack AS AUTUMN sets in, it’s the perfect time to freshen up your home with some simple, cost-effective cleaning hacks that won’t put a dent in your wallet. Whether you’re dealing with stubborn stains or hard-to-clean surfaces, these tricks will help you keep everything spotless without much effort. Advertisement Olive oil, a kitchen […]
Judge ‘appalled’ after children used in store thefts
A 31-year-old woman has appeared in court after persuading a child to conceal a number of stolen items in a pram before the minor pushed it out of a store. Katelyn Reilly was further charged with a similar offence at another shop in Letterkenny. Addressing the case at Letterkenny District Court, Judge Éiteáin Cunningham said […]
Parenting: Children aren’t beyond the law if they are guilty of online bullying and harassment
By Louise Flanagan Handing a smartphone to a child is bound to be a daunting experience for any parent. Yes, the child will be ecstatic; there’ll be hugs and shrieks of “best parents ever!” Advertisement There will also be stern warnings about responsible use of the phone. Ground rules will be laid and the child […]
Donegal Council defends oak tree removal amid community outcry
DONEGAL County Council remains firm in its decision to remove a 90-year-old Sessile Oak tree in Ballyraine, despite appeals from local residents and environmental advocates. The tree, located between the entrances to Ballyraine Park and Orchard Grove, is set to be cut down to make way for a new cycle path as part of the […]
Irish tradition meets modern flair in Diane Cannon’s latest release
LAST Sunday, the enchanting voice of Diane Cannon, a beloved figure in traditional Irish music and culture, introduced the world to her latest work. The Meenlaragh native released “Bean an Fhir Ruaidh,” the first single from her much-anticipated upcoming album. The song is a local version of a well-known traditional piece, generously shared by sean-nós […]
‘Arrows on Errigal’ fundraiser raises €7,721 for Donegal Hospice
Isobel Rodgers from Donegal Hospice was present at the Donegal Darts Grand Prix to accept a generous cheque on behalf of the hospice. The funds were raised during the Arrows on Errigal, Donegal Darts fundraiser, which brought in an impressive total of €7,721. A huge congratulations to everyone who took part in the Errigal climb and […]
Extended roadworks to hit Buncrana road for ten nights
Drivers in Buncrana are being advised to plan ahead as major roadworks will take place on Cockhill Road from October 1st to 11th, 2024. Northstone, the construction company overseeing the project, will be carrying out the works between 7 PM and 7 AM each day. The night-time schedule is aimed at minimising disruption during peak […]