Selection conventions will get underway in the coming weeks but the party’s executive council has already met to decide its strategy.
Priest pleads with Irish Water for Christmas break
The works are due to start on December 10 which means that there will be widespread disruptions at the busiest time of year for the church
‘Donegal will become cleanest and greenest’
Donegal County Council has vowed to stamp out scourge on the Donegal landscape
Donegal Hen Harrier challenge for High Court
The affected community in the Finn Valley, together with many others in Donegal, applaud ‘this courageous move’ by the Irish Raptor Study Group
Extreme fire risk warning extended to Monday
“The Council is also urging people not to engage in activities that could contribute to the cause of wildfires.”
Donegal County Council will remove ‘hazardous’ crosses
“Donegal County Council can confirm that we are removing crosses that are causing a hazard to either pedestrians or road users.”
Website launched to celebrate fabulous food businesses
Last week’s event was also an opportunity for the Food Coast to award Food Coast certification to ten local businesses
Ground breaking road safety programme to be rolled out
STUDENTS from Carndonagh Community School and St Columba’s College, Stranorlar have successfully graduated from a ground breaking road safety programme. The pilot programme is the first of its kind in Donegal and Ireland and was facilitated by the Pro Social Drivers Programme. It was delivered to LCA students who attended modules designed to address particular […]
Boy (8) learns of death of priest (104) with sadness
The death of the last surviving child of an executed leader of the 1916 Rising was learned of with great sadness by one young Donegal pupil. Seosamh Ó Ceallaigh (8) from Gortahork wrote a series of letters to Fr Joseph Mallin (104) who was a Jesuit priest based in Wah Yan College, Hong Kong. His […]
Promoting sustainable access to Errigal Mountain through ASCENT
Promoting sustainable access to uplands and natural environments is what the ASCENT project is looking to achieve and this 3 year environmental project is now reaching its midway point. The project which links seven areas of natural beauty in Ireland, Northern Ireland, Finland, Iceland and Norway is focusing on sites that are facing […]