A LETTERKENNY man has secured one of the lead roles in a major new Abbey Theatre production of Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme.
Derry the Championship visitors for Bonner’s Under 21s
It’s been a frustrating couple of months for Declan Bonner and his Donegal under 21 panel, but they will look to put that all behind them when they face Derry in the Ulster Championship quarter-final at MacCumhaill Park tonight at 8pm.
Twin Towns beds sought for ‘Cycle Against Suicide’
THE ‘Cycle Against Suicide’ arrives in Stranorlar on Wednesday, April 27, and the organisers are currently seeking beds for the 300 weary riders.
Developer seeks ‘retention’ of unauthorised wind masts
DEVELOPERS behind plans to build Ireland’s largest wind farm are seeking ‘retention’ permission for two unauthorised masts near Killygordon.
Child sex offender supported by ‘nearest and dearest’
A COURT has heard that a 54-year-old Convoy man who sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl has the support of his “nearest and dearest”.
Gallagher not surprised by Roscommon’s progress
Roscommon have been the surprise package of Division 1 this year, and sit alongside Donegal on six points ahead of today’s match in O’Donnell Park.
DECLAN BONNER: Battle of Tralee is major talking point
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, at some point this week, you’re bound to have had a discussion about the ‘Battle of Tralee’ last week
Killygordon man charged with having assault rifles
A KILLYGORDON man has been charged with possession of assault rifles and IRA membership at a sitting of the Special Criminal Court this evening.
“We feel there is an onus on us to do well” – Gallagher
Last Sunday’s defeat to Kerry put an end to Donegal’s 100% start to the league, but Rory Gallagher is not worried that it might be the start of a downturn in results.
Donegal is great, apart from Bundoran and Letterkenny
COUNTY Donegal remains the ‘wild child of Ireland’ and Letterkenny still has no soul according to the biggest selling travel guidebook in the world.