FROM THE ARCHIVES: The Way We Were in Donegal 
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Róise Collins delves into the archives to bring you the news and images from yesteryear. December 20, 1975 FREIGHT CHARGES TO DONEGAL “ONLY” 50 PER CENT HIGHER  C.I.E.’s GENERAL MANAGER, Mr John J Byrne has replied to criticisms by Letterkenny Urban Council in which it has stated that C.I.E was giving Donegal a very raw […]


Solidarity protest on Crolly Bridge tomorrow


A solidarity protest will be held at lunchtime on Saturday on Crolly Bridge in support of those on hunger strike in England as part of a campaign to highlight British complicity in ongoing situation in Gaza. The Palestine Action event gets underway at 12 noon and is open to all members of the community. Local […]


Christmas Day baby delight for Richard and Breege 


CONGRATULATIONS to Richard and Breege Doherty from Buncrana who welcomed a new baby boy on Christmas Day. Little baby Richard Brian arrived at 10.45pm on Thursday night, weighing 6lb and 14 oz. He was the only baby born in Letterkenny University Hospital on Christmas Day. Advertisement Our photographer Brian McDaid visited a busy maternity department […]


Gritters to be deployed as temperatures forecasted to dip again


IT promises to be another busy few hours for the gritting staff of Donegal County Council who will be out on all designated routes this St Stephen’s Day evening and again tomorrow morning. In a week of freezing temperatures the council’s gritting service has been regularly treating the county’s roads for the past few days. […]


Council’s gritting service out this evening and again tomorrow morning


DONEGAL County Council’s road gritting service will be treating all designated roads in the county from 5pm this evening, Christmas Day and again from 6am on St Stephen’s Day morning. Another cold night is in store with Met Éireann forecasting temperatures as low as -2 degrees tonight. The gritting service was also deployed on Wednesday […]