Valued at €25,000 the new Stations of the Cross, which were unveiled this week, have been donated to the Church of the Irish Martyrs.
Recalling the Letterkennny to Burtonport railway line
There was a painful poignancy to the last goodbye from a 12 year old girl to her older brothers that can still be heard in her voice today 92 years on
Letterkenny generates highest income from pay parking
LETTERKENNY generated the highest income for Donegal County Council through pay parking with over €310,000 paid in the Cathedral Town last year. The majority of this revenue was used for the Local Authority’s payroll expenses. New figures obtained by the Donegal News through a Freedom of Information request show that revenue being brought in through […]
Walking from Galway to Letterkenny for LUH
WELL known Letterkenny man Davy Cowan will be leading a sponsored walk
between Galway and Letterkenny in March to raise money for LUH wards.
‘No-one should have to live like this’
“It’s like living in H Block. No-one should have to live like this.”
Coastal Donegal at risk of flooding within thirty years
RISING tides will leave hundreds of homes, businesses and critical
infrastructure in parts of coastal Donegal under risk of flooding by
2050.
Fresh appeal for information on distraction theft
The items stolen included cash and jewellery, among them was an 18 carat white gold oval yellow sapphire cluster ring.
Máire to be performed in An Grianán Theatre
The play features excerpts from his most famous novel ‘Caisléain Óir’.
Council “not doing their job” to enforce smoky coal ban
A LEADING air pollution expert has said Donegal County Council is not doing their job in enforcing the smoky coal ban in Letterkenny following the publication of graphs showing the town had the highest levels of pollution in the country during the month of November. Speaking to the Donegal News this week, Professor John Sodeau, […]