By Róise Collins A LETTERKENNY woman who lost her father and brother to cancer within just three months of each other has told of how her family’s harrowing experience is leading her to call for better local services. Mary Devlin Orr, from Glencar, opened up to the Donegal News about her devastating loss after meeting with […]
Weather: Dry day with spells of sunshine
TODAY will be dry with spells of sunshine. Highest temperatures will range from a cool 13 degrees to 16 or 17 degrees. Tonight will be dry and mostly clear overnight. Advertisement Lowest temperatures of 2 to 7 degrees, possibly a little lower locally, in light variable breezes.
Weather: Dry and bright day with plenty of sunshine
TODAY will be dry and bright with plenty of sunshine and scattered cloud. Top temperatures will range from 15 to 18 degrees, but it will be a little cooler long the north coast with a moderate north-easterly breeze. Tonight will be dry and clear overnight with light breezes. Advertisement Lowest temperatures will range from 3 […]
Driving test delays forcing young Donegal learners to break the law – road hauliers
IRISH Hauliers have accused the Road Safety Authority of “mismanagement of the driving test system”, as new Garda figures show a 95 per cent increase in the numbers of learner drivers caught driving unaccompanied in Donegal. The Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) is calling for a root and branch review of the Road Safety Authority and their operation […]
Donegal schools prepare for Junk Kouture Dublin City Final
SIX Donegal schools are preparing to compete in the Junk Kouture Dublin City Final tomorrow, Wednesday, May 7. Taking place in The Helix, 60 talented design teams from across the country will gather in the capital to battle it out for a place in the Junk Kouture World Final 2025. The six local designs and […]
Islanders voice concerns over the new Coast Guard contract
By Róise Collins ARRANMORE islanders have raised concerns regarding the new Coast Guard Search and Rescue helicopter, following revelations that the aircraft is too small to safely transport patients on a stretcher. During a meeting of the island’s committee on Tuesday last, members heard from residents who rely heavily on the Helicopter Emergency Medical Service […]
Water Conservation Order takes effect for Milford Water Supply
A HOSEPIPE ban is now in place for the Milford Regional Public Water Supply and will remain in place for the next six weeks. The Water Conservation Order has been issued in a bid to safeguard water supplies for essential purposes. The order only applies to customers supplied by the public water supply in Milford, […]
Weather: Dry and sunny day with highs of 17 degrees
TODAY will be dry and sunny with some cloud building in the afternoon. Highest temperatures of 14 to 17 degrees in a light variable breeze. Tonight will be dry with clear spells. Advertisement Lowest temperatures of 4 to 7 degrees. A few mist and fog patches are possible in light winds.
THE THIRD DEGREE – with counsellor, Martin McFadden
People have always had issues, but as Humanistic Integrative Counsellor, Martin McFadden explains, those issues appear to be multiplying. He’s been speaking to Paul Bradley Hi Martin, how are things with you? Things are OK with me, I suppose, especially considering the hugely challenging times we find ourselves in. Like everyone I have good days […]
Results: Sun shines on another hugely successful North West 10k
IN brilliant sunshine, the 28th staging of the North West 10k Charity Run and Walk took place today and once again, it proved a wonderful success. On a day when charity is the winner, the North West 10k is one of the highlights on the sporting calendar in Donegal. And with over 1,100 participants taking […]