Chris McNulty hears from the Naomh Conaill manager, Paddy Campbell, after their five-point win over St Michael’s…
Report: Naomh Conaill make it two from two with win over St Michael’s
Naomh Conaill made it two wins from two as they defeated St Michael’s in Glenties on Sunday by five points
Paddy Molloy sails through to next round of The Voice Of Ireland
ON SUNDAY night affable Glenties singer Paddy Molloy sailed through to the next round of this year’s The Voice of Ireland on RTÉ One.
Donegal gets behind Paddy Molloy on The Voice Of Ireland
A YOUNG Donegal singer is hoping the county will get behind him this weekend as he bids to make it into the next stage of this year’s The Voice Of Ireland live finals on RTE One.
Paddy Molloy wins place in ‘The Voice of Ireland’ live shows
GLENTIES student Paddy Molloy wows Kian Egan, Matt Cardle and the other judges with his version of Radioactive by Kings of Leon on last night’s show.
Hundreds attend crime meeting in Glenties
By Harry Walsh LAST night, the people of Glenties and surrounding areas gathered to say sorry to pensioner Gerry McDevitt, the local man who was beaten and robbed at his Station House home last Thursday evening. The 77-year-old was threatened by thieves who stole cash and a firearm. He was left with cuts and bruising […]
Weather update: Main Letterkenny to Glenties road blocked at Meenaroy
MOTORISTS travelling from Letterkenny in the directions of Glenties and South West Donegal are being warned that the road is blocked at Meenaroy.
Gardaí appealing for information in beating of Glenties pensioner
A SOUTH WEST Donegal pensioner has been left in an extremely distressed state after his home was robbed and he was beaten yesterday evening.
Fianna Fail Councillor David Alcorn steps down
By Harry Walsh LONG-serving Fianna Fáil County Councillor David Alcorn will not contest the forthcoming local elections. Cllr Alcorn, who has been a member of Donegal County Council since 1999, is a former chairman of the local authority and a former member of the Board of Údarás na Gaeltachta and a member of Donegal ETB. […]
Well-known Glenties man Molloy announces local elections candidacy
THE Chairman of Donegal South West Ógra and well-known Donegal GAA Referee Ian Daniel Molloy is to seek the Fianna Fáil nomination at his party selection convention on the 8th of March, to run in the six-seater Glenties Electoral Area.