The novel idea of raising much-needed funds struck a chord with the U16 management team and training was deferred so players could put in a shift.
From a planking granny to dancing teenagers and more…
Pilates is a low impact body conditioning exercise programme which gives patients the strength and confidence to get into a regular exercise routine.
Pot luck as Ardara teenager prepares for China trip
Ronan Whyte will travel to China in early July ahead of the competition which gets underway on July 7
Ulster Bank Officials confirm closures of local banks
Dail Deputies meet with bank officials today to discuss the future of the Ulster Bank Branches in Ardara and Raphoe.
Protest at Raphoe Livestock Mart over bank closure
Public urged to come out and support the latest move against the earmarked closure of Ulster Banks in Raphoe and Ardara.
Packie Manus Byrne Centenary Weekend in Ardara
The highlight of the Packie Manus Byrne Centenary Weekend will be a concert featuring his songs and music on Saturday, February 18.
Comedy brings tears of joy, and sadness, to Ardara
JUST over a month after the sudden death of one of its key actors, the show certainly did go on at the Ardara GAA clubhouse last weekend.
Donegal family bakery grows to international status
A DONEGAL family bakery has just secured a multi-million euro contract which will bring their gluten free breads to up to 10,000 outlets in N America
Molloy hopes Ardara can win relegation four-pointer
ARDARA Assistant Manager Anthony Molloy says his team must regroup quickly from their championship exit.
Magnificent underage team goal proves an internet hit
Ardara U14 footballers secured a hard-earned one point win over Dungloe in the first leg of their Southern Board Championship semi-final in Kentucky.