Motorist tested positive for cocaine and cannabis


A driver stopped by Gardaí in the Letterkenny area on Friday night tested positive for cocaine and cannabis. The motorist was one of three drivers arrested on suspicion of drink/drug driving in Letterkenny last night. One driver was arrested on suspension of drink driving and another tested positive for cocaine. Gardaí are urging people to […]


Harps welcome decision to grant planning permission for new stadium


FINN Harps FC has welcomed Donegal County Council’s decision to grant planning permission for the completion of the new football stadium at Railway Road, Stranorlar. The permission provides for the completion of a modern, enclosed-bowl stadium with a capacity of approximately 5,580 spectators, incorporating four stands, floodlighting, pitch works, player and community facilities, and associated […]


Little Angels school pays tribute to pupil Conor Temple


THE Little Angels school in Letterkenny has paid tribute to pupil Conor Temple, whose death, the school said, has stopped everyone in their tracks. Conor (13), of Cavan Lower, Killygordon, passed away yesterday evening after he was involved in a tragic accident. Gardaí and a number of other emergency services attended the scene of the […]


Three Donegal clubs named in FAI National League


Three Donegal clubs have been named in the new 15-team FAI National League, which commences next year. Bonagee United, Letterkenny Rovers and Cockhill Celtic have all been accepted into the new league, which will kick-off in autumn 2026. The new competition also includes four Dublin clubs in the form of Home Farm, St Francis, TU […]


Young boy who died in drowning tragedy is named


A KILLYGORDON teenager who lost his life in a drowning tragedy in Stranorlar will be laid to rest on Sunday. Conor Temple (13), of Cavan Lower, Killygordon, passed away yesterday after he was involved in a tragic accident. Gardaí and a number of other emergency services attended the scene of the tragedy shortly before 5.40pm […]


Teresa’s new book was a surprise from her children
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A CARRIGART woman has proven it’s never too late to follow a creative dream, with the publication of her first book at the age of 78-years-old. Teresa McGinley, who has long held a love for storytelling, told the Donegal News that creative writing has been a hobby of hers since her retirement. Over the years […]