DAMS, water diversion culverts and restoration of wetlands are just some of the options being looked at in order to prevent flooding in Donegal.
Councillor now being investigated by ethics watchdog
DONEGAL County Council has confirmed it has referred its ‘examination’ into controversial Councillor, John O’Donnell, on to the Standards in Public Office Commission (SIPO).
Council officials meet Letterkenny fire victims
OFFICIALS from Donegal County Council and the Department of Social Protection have met with residents left homeless following last week’s fire.
Council still providing accommodation for fire victims
DONEGAL County Council said it is continuing to provide accommodation to some of those left homeless following last week’s fire in Letterkenny.
Goodbye to the infamous Gweebarra Bends
THE infamous ‘Gweebarra Bends’ are a thing of the past thanks to major ongoing works on the main N56 Dungloe to Glenties road.
Works on Letterkenny-Ballybofey road to end today
DONEGAL County Council has confirmed that roadworks on the main Letterkenny to Ballybofey road are due to be completed today (Friday).
Councillor questions political interest in land deal
A COUNCILLOR was “speechless” after being told no politician had made a declaration of interest in land which was to be bought by the County Council.
Council to tackle alien plant species
DONEGAL County Council is currently embarking on a four-year Invasive Alien Plant Species (IAPS) treatment programme on public roads.
Councillors ‘vindicated’ in wind farm report
A PLANNING expert has rejected criticisms made by a Minister for the Environment of Donegal Councillors who imposed restrictions on wind farms here.
Major losses at Donegal sports centres
TWO of Donegal’s best known leisure facilities – both heavily financed by Donegal County Council – are running at a substantial loss, new figures show