THE Chairman of Donegal Hospice says the €1,400 in donations made to the organisation by court defendants will help pay for renovations at its Letterkenny premises. Figures released by the Irish Court Service reveal that 27 charities across the county benefited from the so-called Court Poor Box in 2016. The poor box system is offered […]
Twitter reacts as Lacey retires from Donegal duty
Donegal’s most decorated player Karl Lacey has announced his retirement from Intercounty football.
Exhibition to showcase work of North West artists
A NEW exhibition called ‘Art in Mini’ is set to showcase the work of over 40 artists from across the north west. The exhibition is being organised by Donegal artist Sinéad Smyth and Derry artist Stephen Shaw. Inishowen based sculptor Maurice Harron, who created the sculpture of the two figures on The Dry Arch Roundabout […]
Fundraising dance for flood victims
The fundraising dance takes place in the Plaza Buncrana on Thursday, September 7.
Stay safe is the message as schools re-open
THE Donegal Road Safety Working Group is reminding motorists, cyclists and children to take extra care on our roads around the county as schools return once again after the summer holidays.
Donegal trade mission builds keys links in the USA
DONEGAL Tourism recently led a very successful trade mission to the US which saw representatives meet with members of our Diaspora and international tour operators.
FLOODING UPDATE: LATEST
To date, 47 families have registered with Donegal County Council as being displaced following the floods last week
No arrests made as Gardai swoop on Ferry’s
GARDAI have confirmed that no one was arrested in a raid yesterday on the premises of Donegal businessman Jim Ferry.
HSE helpline set up to help flood victims
“For some it may feel overwhelming and the option of calling a helpline to talk to a professional could really help.”
Donegal man asks to be released from prison
Eight people were killed in the collision in July 2010 – including a pensioner.