A NEW survey to get the public’s views on caravan, camper van and camping in Donegal was launched today (Thursday). This survey, which is being undertaken by KPMG Future Analytics, is part of a study being conducted on behalf of Donegal County Council and will allow members of the pubic to share their thoughts on […]
Easing of lockdown restrictions agreed
THE Government has agreed to ease lockdown restrictions from May 10. On May 10, hairdressers will reopen, along with libraries, museums and galleries, and team sports training will also resume. Intercounty travel can also resume from May 10. Advertisement Up to 50 people will be allowed to attend religious services including weddings, funerals and masses […]
Local Indian community shocked by young woman’s death
DONEGAL’S Indian community has been rocked by the sudden passing of 25-year-old Navdeep Kaur. Ms Kaur was a chartered accountant with SMC Chartered Accountants. Offering sympathies on behalf of the local Indian community, Anil Kumar said, “It is with immense grief and with a feeling of shock we learn of the sudden demise of Ms […]
Funeral tomorrow of Inishowen man killed in crash
THE funeral will take place tomorrow of an Inishowen man killed in a fatal accident in County Cavan. Fred Tully, described by his pals as a “gentle soul”, died in a crash involving a motorcycle in Corlough at about 3pm on Saturday afternoon. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Advertisement Funeral Mass for Mr […]
Film office offering €10,000 bursary opportunity
DONEGAL Film Office has secured funding from Creative Ireland to launch the first Short Film Bursary Award in Donegal. The Donegal Film Office Short Film Bursary is a creative response to showcase the talent in Donegal. A grant of €10,000 will be awarded to a filmmaker towards the cost of the production of a short […]
Donegal ambassadors on board to launch new brand
DONEGAL ambassadors from different walks of life have come on board to support the launch of the new Donegal place brand which will take place on Friday next. Killian McLaughlin, founder of the Wild Ireland Animal Sanctuary will be joined by Ciaran Harvey and Charlene Kennedy of Pramerica/Prudential, Rosy Temple from Magee of Donegal […]
More than 49,000 cigarettes seized in Ballybofey
The seizures are part of Revenue’s ongoing operations targeting the shadow economy and smuggling
Tenders sought for Rathmullan regeneration project
DONEGAL County Council is seeking tenders for an architect-led design team capable of delivering a major regeneration project in Rathmullan. The scheme is being progressed in partnership with the voluntary community group ‘Rathmullan The Way Forward’. The services will be procured to develop the project from its current feasibility stage through all necessary statutory consents […]
Tales from the townlands of Lough Salt Mountain
By Jim Nisbet RISING regally over the Kilmacrenan countryside the slopes of Lough Salt Mountain are renowned for their breathtaking beauty, rich vein of heritage and wonderful wealth of tales. The casual traveller to Donegal would scarcely give this sparsely populated spot a second thought, paying scant regard to the abandoned broken farmsteads, tousled gorse […]
Pandemic puts pressure on Credit Unions
LETTERKENNY Credit Union is to review its savings threshold following a surge in household lodgements during the pandemic. Member savings increased by €8.8 million in 2020 as people found themselves with more money in their pocket than at any time in recent history. As a result of the rush Letterkenny Credit Union is now classified […]