Roads across Letterkenny are currently flooded following persistent rainfall throughout the day. Gardaí are warning road users to avoid route that are prone to flooding as it starts to get dark. A yellow rain weather warning remains in place across Donegal until midnight tonight. Advertisement One particularly affected area is the slip road adjacent to […]
Over €115m in DCB grant payments issued this year
Donegal County Council has issued payments to Defective Concrete Block homeowners to a value of €115.8 million this year. This includes payments to the value of €74.2m for January to September 2025, and more specifically, payments of €10.5m in October 2025, €15.7m in November 2025 and €15.4m in December 2025. Since the commencement of the […]
Maple Group presents care packages to Donegal Women’s Centre
The spirit of giving was on full display this week as Maple Group officially presented the Donegal Women’s Centre with hundreds of items for care packages collected through their Maple Christmas Charity Drive supporting women and children in need across Donegal. Throughout the festive season, customers and staff at Maple convenience stores in Derrybeg, Carrigart, Castlefinn, Falcarragh, Burtonport, Ballyliffin, and Moville came together […]
Motorists advised to take care due to flooding on roads
MOTORISTS are urged to take extra care on the roads with severe flooding and incidents of surface water making driving conditions extremely dangerous this morning. There has been very heavy rain across Donegal overnight and again this morning which has resulted in flooding in different parts of the county. Drivers should take care on the […]
Fresh Take: Ongoing water supply issues are more than just an inconvenience
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By Sabrina Sweeney A quick online search for water problems in Donegal produces pages of results, stretching back years and covering almost every corner of the county. They involve homes, businesses and schools, and relate to a range of familiar issues, from burst mains and works at treatment plants to mechanical failures and supply outages. […]
RSA advise caution ahead of rain warning for Donegal
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) is advising road users to take extra care when using the roads, as Met Éireann has issued a status yellow rain weather warning for Donegal. The forecaster warned that there will be spells of heavy rain which will increase the risk of flooding due to high river levels and saturated […]
Last night’s €17 million jackpot ticket sold in Ulster
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas for one Irish EuroMillions player who scooped an incredible €17 million jackpot in last night’s draw (December 12). The winning ticket matched five numbers and two Lucky Stars, making this a life-changing festive surprise. The National Lottery has confirmed that the winning ticket was sold in a […]
Highly intoxicated Lifford man had to be arrested
A LIFFORD man who had to be arrested by gardaí after they found him in a highly intoxicated state has been fined. Cathal McMonagle (32), 19 Beechwood Grove, Lifford, appeared before Letterkenny District Court on Monday. Garda Sergeant Maurice Doyle told the court how on November 21, 2024 at 01.06 at Beechwood Grove, Lifford, McMonagle was found […]
Wheelie bin set alight outside St Johnston house
GARDAÍ are investigating an incident of criminal damage after a wheelie bin was set alight outside a house in St Johnston. The incident occurred in the area of Clashygowan on Tuesday, December 2, at approximately 7.20pm. The fire service attended the scene, and the fire did not spread. A garda spokesperson has appealed for anyone who was […]
Donegal man jailed in Australia extradited on further charges
A DONEGAL man who was extradited from Australia where he served a prison sentence for harassing his former partner was sentenced locally this week for criminal damage offences. Gavin Porter (34), Umrycam, Buncrana, has just served a two-year sentence for stalking and threatening to kill Tash Kramer. Court proceedings in Australia heard how Porter sent the mother-of-three up to 3,000 […]









