A PLAY will be held in the Balor Arts Centre, Ballybofey, this weekend to raise funds for the local Sean O’Hare Unit which caters for adults with special needs.
Woman makes emotional appeal for return of stolen family jewellery
A LETTERKENNY woman has appealed for the return of two pieces of distinctive jewellery of immense sentimental value which were stolen from her home the weekend before last.
Sale of rare books in aid of suicide charity
BOOKS on fairies in Inishowen and ‘catechism of the laws on storms’ are just some of the fascinating and rare items being offered for sale at Saturday’s collectors’ fare in the House of Books charity shop, Ballybofey.
Up to 70 new jobs could be created in Killybegs
UP to 70 new jobs could be created in Killybegs after planning permission was granted for a new bio-marine ingredients facility.
Hundreds to attend Finn Valley wind farm meeting
HUNDREDS are expected to attend a public meeting in Crossroads, Killygordon tonight to progress an objection to be lodged to An Bord Pleanala (ABP) against the development of a 49 turbine windfarm in the area.
Harrowing details revealed of deaths of two sisters in house fire
A FIRE which claimed the lives of two young Letterkenny sisters most likely started in the bedroom where they slept, an inquest heard today.
Plans for Ireland’s largest windfarm to be discussed at public meeting
CONCERNS over plans to build Ireland’s largest wind farm along a 15 kilometre stretch of the Finn Valley are to be discussed at a public meeting in the area next week.
Woman assaulted pregnant neighbour during row over a garden fence
AN “utterly pathetic” row between two warring Letterkenny families, over a fence, ended with one woman being convicted of assaulting her pregnant next-door neighbour.
Donegal singer’s CD is ‘Album of the Year’
A RECORDING by a Killygordon-based Sean Nós singer has been declared ‘album of the year’ by an international internet radio station.
Hospice patient finds hidden talent
AFTER being diagnosed with terminal cancer and only given one year to live, a Killygordon native discovered a hidden talent after wandering in to an art room in his local hospice.