The walk-in vaccination clinic will be open to any eligible person aged 12 or over.
Good weather to last a while longer
THE county has been basking in last of the glorious summer sunshine this week and the good news is that it may be set to last.
Mica homeowners urged to write to their banks
On Saturday in towns and villages across the county, mica campaigners handed out letters to be sent to banks by those whose homes are affected by mica
Donegal’s car culture subject of art exhibition
Cliodhna Timoney’s exhibit AE86 is part of the Turas/Journey Exhibition now showing until September 18
Covid-19 vaccines available from a number of pharmacies
Many pharmacies nationwide offer a trusted and confidential Covid-19 vaccination service for people aged 12 and over.
Workplace worries as Donegal covid cases hit 150 daily
OUTBREAKS in workplaces in Donegal are contributing to a surge in Covid-19 cases with between 130 and 150 cases now being reported daily. Dr Anthony Breslin, Director of Public Health for the north west has warned people not to let their guard down as the virus remains very prevalent across all areas of the county […]
Second generation of golden eagles soaring over Donegal
TWENTY years on from the reintroduction of the golden eagle into Ireland in Glenveagh National Park, the project has been successful with five pairs in the county this year and at least one chick fledged. Lorcan O’Toole, who has worked on the Golden Eagle Trust since it began, said he is confident the golden eagle […]
New family opts for life on Donegal island
AFTER years of crossing continents and timelines a family of four is settling into life on Arranmore. French man Jean Pierre Trocmé, New Yorker Marie Benedict and their two sons Finn (15) and Taidhg (14) Trocmé moved to the island permanently two weeks ago. Due to Jean Pierre’s job with the French embassy the family […]
Buncrana family’s heartbreak as mica home demolished
A BUNCRANA family have been left heartbroken after they watched their home become one of the first houses in the county to be demolished due to mica. Gary and Emma Breslin along with their two children Cole (10) and Lacey (8) from Ludden watched on Monday as their two-storey home was stripped down to a […]
Noah’s bed push has set off from Dublin
ONE of Ireland’s most challenging fundraising events has set off from Dublin. Noah’s bed push beginning at Crumlin Hospital for sick children is in aid of nine beneficiaries that have supported young Noah Gooch, a six-year-old boy from Donegal who was diagnosed with cancer this year. Noah (6) has won the hearts of thousands of […]