ULSTER Bank has confirmed that it was human error that caused problems with transactions in some of their accounts today. Some customers discovered that transactions made on Friday were not showing up in their accounts this morning. A Spokesperson for Ulster Bank said: “As a result of human error, a payment file did not process […]
Major boost for Donegal’s fishing industry
FIVE Donegal seafood processing and aquaculture companies are to benefit from grants worth almost €1.5million.
Ulster Bank investigate missing money from accounts
ULSTER Bank has launched an investigation this morning after some of their customers discovered transactions applied to their accounts last Friday are no longer showing. It is unclear how many Donegal accounts are affected but the bank said they are working to have impacted transactions processed overnight tonight and return customers to their normal position. […]
Take a ‘Sonder’ on down to the Best Cafe in Donegal
Letterkenny’s Sonder has been named Best Cafe in Donegal and it is not difficult to see what swayed the judges.
Renewed appeal over mystery death at Donegal beach
THE brother of a woman whose body was discovered on a Donegal beach more than a decade ago says he is pinning his hopes of finding out what happened her on a Garda whistleblower. Mary Reid’s remains were found on the shore at the Isle of Doagh on January 29 2003. The […]
New study on overuse injuries in Gaelic Football
If you’d like to help, please consider taking part in Rory’s study by visiting www.tinyurl.com/gaainjuries
Gibbons encouraged by St Eunan’s start to season
By Frank Craig Conor Gibbons says St. Eunan’s aren’t getting too carried away with their 100% start to the new season. The O’Donnell Park men made it four league victories from four last weekend with an away win in Dungloe. They are on the road once again this Sunday with Naomh Conaill, another one of […]
More information emerges about Donegal’s highest house
Known locally ‘Burdon’s House’ it was the highest house above sea level in Donegal. It was built by Paddy Rua McGlynn almost one hundred years ago.
Gardai remaining tight-lipped about sex offenders
GARDAI in Letterkenny cannot confirm reports that two sex offenders from Northern Ireland have reportedly registered as staying in Donegal. Officials are refusing to comment on whether or not James White (48) and Jason Lydiard (26) have been spotted in Letterkenny today. Advertisement Despite other media reports, Gardai have not confirmed to the Donegal […]