Following public outcry over how 12 pilot whales were left by conservation officials to suffocate over the last week at a west Donegal beach, talks have been initiated between the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWDG) and the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NWPS) over alleged mistreatment.
Gortahork’s digital nomad enjoying world’s top 100 ‘wonders’
YOUNG Donegal graphic designer and online entrepreneur Paul Feeney flew out to Bangkok yesterday, in the next stage of his quest to visit all the world’s top 100 wonders.
Over €1 million allocated to Donegal sports projects
OVER a million euro has been allocated to sports projects across Donegal through the government’s Capital Sports allocation programme.
Arranmore RNLI resuce two yachts in one day
THE Arranmore RNLI Lifeboat is experiencing one of the busiest summer seasons with calls for assistance to help locate missing swimmers, medical evacuations from Arranmore and rescuing injured fishermen.
Calling all Donegal centenarians
SNACKBOX Films, Producers of a landmark documentary called ‘The Centenarian Bounty’ would like to make contact with men and women the length and breadth of Ireland who have reached the milestone age of one hundred.
Young St Johnston man who dies following house party is named
The young man who was found dead in a flat in St Johnston in the early hours of this morning has been named as Oisin Crawford.
Cancelled cancer operations go ahead two days late
FOUR cancer patients who had their surgery at Letterkenny General Hospital cancelled at short notice on Tuesday were expected to have their operations this morning.
Letterkenny student Niall Hannigan takes part in Heaney celebration
A LETTERKENNY teenager had the prestigious honour of reading a Seamus Heaney poem at a special event celebrating the late Derry poet in Dublin.
Want to join the Ros na Rún family?
ROS Na Rún, TG4’s Irish language drama, is looking for budding Irish language actors to join their cast and follow in the footsteps of well-known Donegal actors such as Gavin Ó Fearraigh, Niall Mac Eachmharcaigh and Bridín Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh.