THE once famous ‘Rose of the Finn’ is about to happen again.
Ten new jobs to be created in Killygordon
UP TO ten new jobs are expected to be created at the Donegal Creameries milk plant in Killygordon, it has emerged.
Hundreds to attend Killygordon run/walk in aid of Donegal Hospice
IT IS hoped that members of the public will turn out in force tomorrow evening to support a 5K run/walk in aid of the Donegal Hospice.
‘Loving Daniel’ play is a huge hit in London
THERE was a strong Donegal presence on the stage of the famous Wimbledon Theatre in London last weekend where three packed houses enjoyed a play based on the lives of fans of Kincasslagh crooner, Daniel O’Donnell.
Proposal to establish Ireland’s biggest windfarm in Finn Valley
A MAJOR feasibility study is currently underway into the possibility of establishing Ireland’s largest onshore windfarm along the top of the Finn Valley, stretching from near Barnesmore Gap to Killygordon.
Killygordon man charged in relation to huge drugs seizure
A KILLYGORDON man appeared before a special sitting of Letterkenny District Court today charged in connection with the discovery of more than €400,000 worth of cannabis herb in nearby Castlefinn.
Killygordon film-maker Aoife Kelly hits new heights with Aer Lingus
AER Lingus selects short film produced by Killygordon woman for transatlantic flights.
Back in the game: Donegal selector John Duffy enjoying life on the line
John Duffy, the Donegal selector, speaks to Chris McNulty about his new role…
Large turnout expected for Killygordon community concert
ALL roads lead to Killygordon this Friday night where some of Donegal’s best musicians, singers and performers take to the stage for the local community variety concert.
Garda investigation into Killygordon dog attack is ‘ongoing’
GARDAI are expected to interview a local man suspected of owning two bull terriers who attacked and killed a family pet in the Killygordon area last weekend.