Irish Traveller Woman is challenging inequalities in society, not just in the Traveller community but for all that suffer marginalisation.
Ardara teacher to travel to Belarus
A PRIMARY school teacher from Ardara will travel to Belarus this week to volunteer at an orphanage for children and adults. Carol Ní Bhreisleáin will travel over to the Gorodishche orphanage on August 11 to spend a week volunteering with the Burren Chernobyl Project, a charity which was set up in 1993 to help with […]
Campaign underway to help family fund medical expenses
A group of friends and CLG Ard an Ratha have organised a game and dance in January with all proceeds to go towards the fund raising campaign.
Recalling famous customers as pub celebrates 160 years
The Beehive Bar on Ardara’s Main Street, established in 1858, has long been a hub for top quality traditional music in the Heritage town
Boomer fifth at World Offshore Rowing Championships
An experienced river rower boomer was faced with a new challenge in Offshore rowing as he had to navigate his way around seven buoys in a 4k course.
‘Osyter farm will strangle this area’
The Loughros More Bay SAC Conservation Group has contacted local Councillors and TDs about the proposed development.
Grand Slam: A poignant but happy day for Donegal woman
It was a tense journey on the way to the ground. Some lads listened to music to get themselves pumped up while others just sat there in silence
Young footballers reach new heights at Donegal club
The idea for ‘High Achievers’ came to Patrick and Gerard while they were watching a Donegal game on television one Sunday afternoon.
Mother and daughter reunited in Donegal
Yuhan was taken to her grandparents home in Fujian, a province on the southeast coast of China, following the tragic death of her father in Glenties
Four year wait for visa has happy ending for young mum
With the Chinese New Year Festival starting the following day, February 16, it really is shaping up to be a great 2018 for one Donegal family.