The Greenway which follows old railway tracks was recently awarded funding and is set to provide a high standard 2.5km trail for walking, cycling and running.
‘County Council neglected my home’
The man said he is plagued by water logging in his back garden every time it rains, and the situation can be quite treacherous.
Walk-in vaccination clinic open until 7pm this evening
There is a separate queue for people with scheduled appointments and this queue is prioritised.
Donegal architects in ‘Bungalow Bliss’
A leading Donegal architecture firm will feature in a four-part original series for RTÉ One tomorrow night.
Don’t Fear The Natives tackle mica in new song
“We had this tune and when we came up with the lyrics we found they really sat well together.”
Council to write to Minister over sliding scale
DONEGAL County Council are sending a letter to the Housing Minister calling for the removal of the ‘unachievable’ sliding scale.
‘He was an easy guy to like’
“It came as an awful shock. We went from being immature young men to growing up very quickly.”
Man arrested in Eddie Fullerton murder probe
Cllr Fullerton was shot dead in his home in Buncrana on Saturday, May 25, 1991.
Amateur photographer losing her sight tells her story
A WOMAN who is losing her sight has told her story behind a camera lens. Donegal FemLENS is a powerful photography exhibition which takes a glimpse into women’s perspectives on a number of topics including loss, lockdown emergence, women in farming, nature and mica homeowners stories. The exhibition was unveiled recently in Donegal County Museum. […]
Fascinating life of late Falcarragh woman recalled
A Donegal woman who spent 70 years as housekeeper and confidant to a wealthy London family lived a life full of happiness, according to one of her friends. Brigid Ferry from Clonbara in Falcarragh died last week in the English capital where she spent almost all her entire adult life. As a young woman Brigid […]