DONEGAL County Council is remaining silent about a multi-million euro ‘remediation’ project at the old Lifford dump.
Fresh calls to be made into alleged planning corruption in Donegal
IT IS expected that a call for an independent public inquiry into alleged planning corruption in Donegal is to be made at a high-profile press conference to be held in Buswells Hotel, near the Dáil, next week.
Shooting starts on short film An Crann in Glenties
SHOOTING has begun in Glenties on a short film based on Núala Ní Dhomhnaill’s poem of the same name.
Mayor to present European award to Donegal Youth Council
THE new Mayor of Donegal County Council John Campbell will meet with Donegal Youth Council tomorrow (Wednesday) at 2pm in the County House in Lifford where he will present the group with a recently granted European award.
Over 1,000 sign petition to protect Rosses library
OVER one thousand signatures have been collected in the Rosses for a petition to have cuts to staffing levels and opening hours at Dungloe Library to be reversed.
Are you Donegal’s Best Young Entrepreneur?
NEW competition to find Donegal’s Best Young Entrepreneur with investment of up to €25,000 available for winner.
Eleventh hour meetings continue ahead of new Council AGM
AS meetings continued this afternoon to broker an ‘all-inclusive’ co-operation pact within the new-look, 37 member, Donegal County Council, it has emerged that deep divisions remain among the different groupings.
Election posters must come down by midnight tonight
ALL successful and unsuccessful local and European election candidates have until midnight tonight to take down all those unsightly posters, placards and banners.
More details emerge of massive illegal dump
MORE than three hundred tonnes of waste has been illegally dumped at an unused sand pit in Inishowen, a court heard this week.
First Stranorlar count confirms Sinn Fein’s Gary Doherty as poll topper
AS EXPECTED there were no surprises in the result of the first Stranorlar Electoral Area count at the Finn Valley Centre which only confirmed yesterday’s tallies that Sinn Fein’s Gary Doherty had topped the poll.