Donegal Film Office has secured funding from Creative Ireland for a second year for a Short Film Bursary Award in Donegal. The Donegal Film Office Short Film Bursary is a creative response to showcase film makers living and working in Donegal. A grant of €10,000 will be awarded to a filmmaker towards the cost of […]
Donegal’s longest serving Rose ready to hand over crown
DONEGAL’S longest serving Rose is preparing to hand over her crown after three years in the role. Chloe Kennedy from Donegal Town was crowned the Donegal Rose in 2019. Due to Covid-19 postponing the competition, she has retained her title for three years but is now preparing to hand over her crown to the 2022 […]
Donegal celebs ready for a night behind bars
PRISONERS will return to the historic jail cells at Lifford Old Courthouse for the first time in 100 years as 13 well-known locals raise money for charity. ‘Jailbreak’ takes place in the Lifford Old Courthouse on Friday April 29 and the familiar faces will leave their families behind for one night and stay in one […]
Boy M5 goes from Mountains to a roar by the shore
‘Roar by the Shore’ follows on from Mountains, which saw Boy M5 surpass 100k stream worldwide.
Two Donegal women in Miss Earth competition
Miss Earth Ireland is an annual competition which selects the Irish representative for one of the biggest international pageants in the world
Carrigart doctor reflects on thirty years in medicine
“The most important thing in my career has been Mevagh Day Centre for senior citizens.”
Donegal’s longest serving ‘Rose’ preparing to hand over crown
She captured the hearts of the country when she told Daithi O’Se about her diagnosis at the young age of 19.
Residents of Letterkenny estate are ‘living in fear’
“We can’t stand idly by and let this situation continue. Someone will get injured or worse.”
‘Landmark’ site for sale in Ramelton
A landmark site at the entrance to Ramelton beside the ‘cup and saucer junction ’ has hit the market for €500,000.
Children’s Ombudsman to visit Donegal schools
He said the past two years of the pandemic have been such a challenging time for children and young people across Ireland.