AN POST has now confirmed that 17 post offices in Donegal will close having accepted the applications from postmasters and postmistresses for exit packages. Three of these post offices have already closed – Churchill, Quigley’s Point and Ballymagen – and An Post confirmed at the start of the month that they had received applications for […]
Water Conservation Order lifted for North West
The Water Conservation order has been lifted from the north west however, it still remains for parts of the south and east.
Raptor group to challenge Barnesmore wind farm plan
Approval for the project, which had attracted strong local opposition, comes with conditions, including shadow flicker requirements.
Letterkenny triathlete mixing it well with the pros
It’s eight years since the St Eunan’s midfielder swapped his boots, gloves and the size five for wheels, racers and a tri-suit.
Stalwart McDonnell’s Rebel Yell: ‘We don’t fear Cork’
All-Ireland success at Junior level in 2003 and Intermediate, 2010, have both been landed in Aoife McDonnell’s time in the senior ranks.
‘Osyter farm will strangle this area’
The Loughros More Bay SAC Conservation Group has contacted local Councillors and TDs about the proposed development.
Donegal ladies ready for historic semi-final
Donegal will have the chance to reach the senior final for the first time when they play Cork in Dr Hyde Park, Roscommon, tomorrow, Saturday.
Recovering from the biggest match he has covered yet
The Glenties native has captured images from thousands of games for local and national publications, including the Donegal News, since 1981
Renowned jazz drummer set for Donegal dates
David Lyttle was earlier this year described by the Independent as “the best in jazz coming out of Ireland today”.
Donegal to play its part in Papal visit
Thousands of people from across the Raphoe Diocese planning to travel for the ‘Festival of Families’ in Croke Park on Saturday evening.