Andrew Allen, 24, was shot dead in front of his partner at a house in Buncrana in 2012.
Koeman visits Irish captain Seamus Coleman in Killybegs
EVERTON manager Ronald Koeman and club captain Phil Jagielka travelled to Donegal earlier today to visit Seamus Coleman at his Killybegs home.
Hyde Park bombing accused to be pursued in civil court
A DONEGAL man accused of involvement in the 1982 Hyde Park bombing in London is to be pursued through the civil court. Families of soldiers killed in the IRA attack are reportedly taking legal action against John Downey. The Carrigart man was charged four years ago with the murders, which he denied, but the prosecution […]
HSE to Rollout Ultrasound Pilot Project at Dungloe
Sinn Féin Finance Spokesperson Deputy Pearse Doherty has welcomed confirmation from the HSE that it has agreed to set-up a pilot project at Dungloe Community Hospital which will see the rollout of community based Ultrasound services .
Donegal hammer Derry to lift Ulster U21 crown
Donegal will now play Dublin in All-Ireland semi-final
Students to benefit from new tourist training programme
TRANSITION year students from the Abbey Vocational School in Donegal Town and St Columba’s College in Stranorlar are to benefit from a new tourism training pilot project just launched in the LYIT School of Tourism in Killybegs.
Gortahork cancer survivor to tell her story on TV
The programme follows the lives of cancer patients from Donegal as they board a bus and make the five-hour journey receive life-saving treatment.
Man arrested in Andrew Allen murder probe
GARDAI investigating the 2012 murder of Andrew Allen in Buncrana have arrested a man. Mr Allen was gunned down by the vigilante group Republican Action Against Drugs on February 9 2012 at his Links View Park home in Buncrana. The 24-year-old father-of-two’s family have always denied he was a drug dealer. Advertisement A Garda spokesperson […]
Rallying cry for Donegal supporters to travel to Armagh
Derry stand betwen Donegal and an eighth Ulster U21 title in the Athletic Grounds, Armagh, tomorrow night.
Apology for SIPO’s standard of Irish not Garda referral
SIPO apology related to the quality of the Irish in emails and not for referring the matter of non-compliance to the Gardaí.