THE canvassing has begun in earnest ahead of the Donegal GAA Convention in five weeks time.
O’Riordan and Boyle among favourites for Harps job?
By Liam Porter A second round of interviews for the vacant manager’s job at Finn Harps is due next week, with the identity of the potential new boss still very much a mystery. With the club as yet keeping its cards close to its chest, former Galway and Sligo boss Don O’Riordan and former FAI […]
Dungloe Sewage Action Group welcomes informative meeting with county council
THE Dungloe Sewage Action Group have described its recent meeting with Donegal County Council as “very informative and positive”.
Young Letterkenny cyclist finds the right gear
Letterkenny cyclist Conor McIlwaine has made a big move forward in his career by signing a top competition level contract with Belgium based cycling team Terra Footwear.
Calling all brides and grooms
Save the date! The Donegal News Bridal Fair in association with McElhinney’s, Ballybofey is taking place on Sunday 6th October. The Aura Leisure Complex Letterkenny will be transformed into a hive of wedding activity as bridal exhibitors from across the northwest showcase their wares. The Donegal News team are delighted to be part of such […]
Fail to score, prepare to fail
I listened to the first half of last weekend’s All-Ireland football final on the radio before watching the last 25 minutes of the game on television.
Conor (18) dies after accident
THE young Loughanure man who was in a coma for the past fortnight following a car accident near London has has died. Conor Boyle (18), died this morning (Friday) at around 10am.
Letterkenny athletes at World age-group Triathlon Championships
NINE 24/7 club members have been selected to represent Ireland at the 2013 World Age-Group Triathlon Championships in London.
Damien comes out top in RnaG commentary competition
DAMIEN Ó Dónaill from Rann na Feirste in the Donegal Gaeltacht is the winner of the RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta / GAA Commentary Competition.
Damning creche reports in Donegal
INSPECTORS who visited a number of crèches across Donegal found young children were exposed to risks of strangulation, scalding and other serious injuries.