IT is a warm, sunny May morning in Kerrykeel. The roads are relatively quiet bar a farmer unloading a trailer and a couple of tourists out for a gentle Wednesday morning cycle. We pull up outside The Narrow Quarter, a recently opened coffee house and bistro that in a previous life was […]
John McHugh finds early success in powerlifting
This is John’s first trip to the World Championships where he will come up against full-time professionals.
White crosses emblazoned with names of tragic women
The Referendum on the Eighth Amendment takes place one week from today.
‘We make parts for the car Conor McGregor drives’
THE Donegal company that links Posh and Becks, Harrison Ford, Simon Cowell, Conor McGregor and Queen Elizabeth II.
Donegal County Council will remove ‘hazardous’ crosses
“Donegal County Council can confirm that we are removing crosses that are causing a hazard to either pedestrians or road users.”
Hundreds of crucifixes appear on roads into Letterkenny
HUNDREDS of crucifixes have turned up overnight on roads leading into Letterkenny.
Three young Raphoe players on Irish U21 squad
The fact that three Donegal players have made the Ireland U21 squad is a massive achievement for Raphoe Hockey Club.
Once famous nightclub demolished
The Maas Inn, on the main Glenties to Dungloe road, was razed to the ground last Saturday morning to make way for a new junction layout .
Landmark building sold in Twin Towns
McClay’s Corner is a prime location for any commercial unit or business fronting onto the Stranorlar to Letterkenny Road and the town’s Main Street.
Jim Ferry granted ‘one last chance’ by High Court
Donegal waste collector Jim Ferry, who has been evading an arrest warrant since August, has been given one last chance by the High Court.