Residents and visitors alike are set to be spoilt for choice at the sixth annual Falcarragh Festival. Organisers have put together another fantastic and inclusive line up full of home-grown talent as well as international acts. Friday sees a jam packed timetable of things to see and do taking you from 11am until the wee […]
He’s got two Sigersons, no degrees and strong opinions
Eamon McGee talks openly about among other things football, religion, science, alcohol, mental health, work, regrets and becoming a dad.
Gallagher seeking improvement in Navan
DONEGAL will attempt to keep their championship campaign alive when they travel to Pairc Tailteann, Navan on Saturday evening to face Meath in Round 3A of the qualifiers.
DECLAN BONNER: Loyal fans didn’t get value for money
I’ve heard last week’s game against Longford described as the ‘worst match ever played in Ballybofey’.
Donegal architect returns home for Earagail Arts Festiv
With the Earagail Arts Festival just days away, Donegal born and now Danish based artist Eamon O’Kane has been talking about his exhibition ‘Exploring Architecture’ which is set to open in the Regional Cultural Centre in Letterkenny on Saturday, his early memories of growing up in the wonderful setting of Cavanacor House and how this has […]
Donegal had the most coastal clean ups in Ireland
Donegal had the highest number of volunteer beach clean-ups nationally during the Coca Cola Clean Coasts week, which ran last month from June 2 until June 11. 135 registered beach cleanups took place throughout Ireland, with 22 taking place around the coastal area’s of Donegal. This included the 10 mile Wild Atlantic Way Coastal Clean-up […]
