People Before Profit will launch a new Letterkenny branch tomorrow night in the Orchard Inn Bar. Speakers will include Kieran Allen, National Secretary, Cyril Brennan, Ballyshannon branch of PBP. Cyril is also heavily involved in the Still Waiting Campaign. Advertisement Ahead of tomorrow night’s launch, Finnian O’Donnell, Letterkenny branch organiser, said he believes it […]
DECLAN BONNER: The Dubs are the standard-bearers
It was another case of ‘what might have been’ last week as we lost by the narrowest of margins to Galway in O’Donnell Park.
Number of Donegal couples divorcing more than doubles
THE number of Donegal couples applying for divorce has more than doubled, according to the latest figures from the Courts Service. The Courts Service received 117 applications for divorce in Donegal in 2016 compared to just 49 applications the year before. More and more couples are also applying for judicial separation with […]
Crash closes main road outside Letterkenny
A main road outside Letterkenny has been closed following a crash this morning. The collision happened at the Blue Banks between Kilmacrennan and Illistrin Road. Diversions are via Milford and motorists are being warned to expect delays.
Man stabbed during apartment break in
A MAN in his late fifties was stabbed last night at an apartment in Letterkenny after a number of men broke in to the premises. The incident took place at 11pm at an apartment in Fortwell Court. The man suffered a stab wound to his leg and was taken to Letterkenny University Hospital. A spokesperson […]
FIVE MINUTES WITH… Ethan O’Donnell
Ethan O’Donnell gave us an insight into the Naomh Conaill dressing room.
‘No need for alarm’ despite fall in corncrake numbers
WILDLIFE experts say there is no cause for alarm despite a fall for the third year in a row in the number of corncrakes in Donegal. Census figures for 2017 show that the number of calling males detected on Donegal’s mainland and its islands dipped last year to just 92, down by 16 […]
Old photograph of Lifford sparks memories of bygone era
A photograph of Lifford dating back almost 70 years has triggered fond memories of some of the border town’s long gone businesses. The black and white image from 1950 recently surfaced on the website www.rareirishstuff.com, famed for its vintage collection of antiques, pub decor, posters and other curios. It reveals a bustling […]