DONEGAL hurlers are on the look out for a new manager following confirmation this week that Ray Durack has decided to step down.
All set for Aurivo 5k in aid of Pieta House
THE Aurivo Killygordon charity 5k run and walk in aid of Pieta House is being held tomorrow evening.
Donegal and Tyrone hit with fines, Devlin suspended after half-time clash
DONEGAL and Tyrone have each been handed €5,000 fines for their part in the half-time brawl that marred Sunday’s Ulster Championship game at Sean MacCumhaill Park.
Threats and intimidation halt water meter installation
THREATS and intimidation by water protesters have been blamed for the loss of 50 jobs across Donegal this week.
Illegal dumper given more time to pay €40,000 fine
A WELL-KNOWN refuse collector has been give a further six months to pay almost €40,000 in fines to Donegal County Council.
Chris McNulty: Donegal v Tyrone is more than just a game
Chris McNulty examines Donegal’s recent rivalry with Tyrone
Donegal v Tyrone: Who’ll blink first?
Donegal and Tyrone cross swords in Ballybofey this Sunday in the Ulster SFC Preliminary Round…
Faster broadband on the way for Donegal?
BROADBAND speeds in Donegal are finally set to increase, if announcements made by two providers this week are anything to go by.
“Sides are looking to take our scalp – that’s reality” says Rory Gallagher
Rory Gallagher knows Donegal are there to be shot at when they start their Ulster SFC defence on Sunday…
Transatlantic Connections Conference 2016 launched in New York
BUNDORAN, Donegal and the scenic and cultural attractions of the Wild Atlantic Way were the centre of attention last Wednesday evening at The Irish Consulate in New York City.