The Donegal Rose Selection in association with R McCullagh Jewellers takes place this Sunday in the Clanree Hotel. There are 12 Roses all from different corners of Donegal through to the final selection to represent Donegal in the Rose of Tralee. The Roses will be interviewed during the day by three judges and then in […]
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 […]
Motorists warned of delays as Lifford road due to close
MOTORISTS are being warned to expect delays when the main road between Murlog Junction and the Rossgier Bar outside Lifford closes next week. The N14 will be closed temporarily to facilitate the ongoing road works along this national primary route. The road will be closed from Monday March 20 to Friday March 24 and again […]
Concerns over river pollution at Oldtown Letterkenny
The River Swilly in recent years has improved immensely with council bringing new guidelines and preventing untreated sewage entering the river.
FIVE MINUTES WITH… David McCarron
David McCarron gives us an insight into the Dungloe dressing room.
Donegal Youth League face tough tie against Waterford
THE Donegal Youth League are hoping to make the most of home advantage when they face the Waterford & District Association Football League at the Aura
Special reception to mark 25th anniversary of Donegal’s first All Ireland win
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Donegal’s first All Ireland win in 1992 and the GAA along with Donegal County Council used Sunday’s game in Ballybofey as an opportunity to host a very special gathering of some of the county’s greatest fans from all over Donegal.
GALLERY – The week in pictures 24-02-17
See this and more images in this weeks gallery from the Donegal News.
Public urged to attend vigil at LUH on Thursday
“It will be a peaceful vigil. This is not an attack on the hardworking hospital staff, but a stand against the government.”
