LEATHER clad bikers might have a reputation for being tough, but they will hold an event tomorrow (Saturday) for a local autism support charity.
Roy Robb: Back in the good old seat again
IT’s not about the horsepower, it’s about the man on the seat.
New chapter in thirty year history
WHY did Sean Graham Bookmakers move a couple of hundred yards to Letterkenny’s Lower Main Street last week? The question that had been on the lips of many of it’s customers was answered when the doors of the new shop at 15 Lower Main Street opened last week. We’re one of the longest established bookmaker […]
Your captain today is Letterkenny woman Louise Gilroy
LETTERKENNY sisters Louise and Carol Gilroy are literally flying high in their respective careers in the aviation industry.
English into 800 metre semi-final at Rio Olympics
LETTERKENNY athlete Mark English has just qualified for the men’s 800 m semi-final at the Rio Olympics.
Jennings family overcome by pride and community spirit
HUNDREDS of relatives, neighbours and friends piled into the Jennings’ family home this afternoon to cheer on Sinead Jennings at the Rio Olympics.
Toyota continuously top in Donegal
There is no mistaking that Toyota are consistently the Top selling marque in Donegal and 2016 is no different. To the end of July they occupy the No 1 position with a 15.35% share of the market and 490 units registered. This is 85 units ahead of Hyundai who are at 405 units and Kia […]
New Toyota Hilux at Kellys
The all new Hilux builds on 50 years of heritage to set new benchmarks in strength, performance and drivability, while introducing even higher levels of comfort and equipment. Tested by the world’s toughest terrains and equipped with advanced technologies to keep you safe, in control and connected, it’s a pick-up that gives you more and […]
Tesco shelves Ballybofey store plans
PLANS by retail giant Tesco to build a massive new store in Ballybofey appear to be dead in the water after their proposed site was recently sold.
Donegal theatre world mourns loss of shining lights
THE Donegal theatre world is in deep mourning following the passing of two of its brightest lights.