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You get out of it what you put in and results show that

Wearing the colours of Milford AC, Lynch (34) completed the course in a remarkable record-breaking time of 13 hours 50 minutes.

Donegal claim the bragging rights against Tyrone

DONEGAL collected their third win of the NFL campaign after they got the better of local rivals Tyrone at a damp MacCumhaill Park tonight.

More national schools opting for meditation time

It’s the brain-child of Aoibheann Gallen who runs ReNew You, a mindfulness meditation programme in schools throughout Donegal.

GALLERY: Letterkenny St Patrick’s Day Parade

While crowds were down compared to a gloriously sunny 2016, the wet conditions didn’t dampen the spirits of those participating or the spectators at the Letterkenny St Patrick’s Day Parade. Ceol agus craic in abundance as community groups, businesses and clubs entertained. Find several photographs below, Monday’s Donegal News will carry comprehensive photographic coverage of […]

Teenager awarded €2.9m after milk van ran over his head

THE family of a Letterkenny man who suffered severe injuries when a milk van ran over his head say they are looking forward to getting on with their lives following the settlement of a High Court action for €2.9 million. Ian O’Donnell (18) suffered multiple skull fractures in the accident outside his Donegal home […]

McHugh confirms €12m for new Dungloe-Glenties road

THE government has released €12M for the next stage of works on the N56 Dungloe to Glenties road, Minister Joe McHugh has announced today.

‘It’s a miracle my brother was not killed’ – sister

“We think the van is either being hid or is being repaired in the North.”

Donegal gives St Patrick’s Day the green light

DONEGAL Tourism says it is delighted with the positive response from businesses and community groups across Donegal who are set to go green for St Patrick’s Day. “We have had a great response to our call to ‘go green’” said Barney McLaughlin, Head of Tourism at Donegal County Council. “Businesses, organisations and community groups right […]