A MAN who for years battled drink addiction and depression has said it was the Letterkenny Youth and Family Service (LYFS) that finally transformed his life.
President too busy to attend ‘Twelfth’ in Rossnowlagh
BOTH “relief” and “disappointment” have been expressed at the decision of President Michael D Higgins not to attend the Republic of Ireland’s only Orange parade in Rossnowlagh next week.
Army back in Rockhill
A BATTALION of soldiers form the Irish Defence Forces descended on Letterkenny this week for a major training operation.
Neil Gallagher plays it as he sees it: “We don’t worry too much about history”
Donegal midfielder Neil Gallagher is relishing an Ulster final against Monaghan…
Six out of six in Ulster for Odhrán MacNiallais
ODHRÁN MacNiallais continued his excellent Ulster Championship record as he helped Donegal get past Derry on Saturday evening.
There’s plenty of work still to be done insists McGee
DONEGAL defender Eamon McGee cuts an imposing figure. Holding court in the tunnel area of St Tiernach’s Park, the teak-tough Gaoth Dobhair man is far from happy.
Experience the key – Martin McElhinney
BY the time the post-game huddle dispersed in the middle of St Tiernach’s Park at around half eight on Saturday evening the Donegal players had already switched their attention to their next game in Clones in three weeks time – the Ulster final.
Hard work pays off for Donegal hero Martin O’Reilly
Martin O’Reilly has scored a goal in each of Donegal’s last two championship outings…
Donegal come through the minefield and into fifth successive final
Donegal have a chance to win a fourth Ulster title in five years having reached a fifth successive final for only the second time…
Report: Martin O’Reilly goal fires Donegal to fifth straight Ulster final
Donegal are into the Ulster final for the fifth successive year after they defeated Derry…