AN EXHIBITION of works by the famous Tory painters will open in Letterkenny tonight to mark United Nations International Day of Peace.
Letterkenny ‘cruise’ in memory of courthouse differ
SCORES of car enthusiasts are expected to descend on Letterkenny next weekend for a ‘cruise’ in memory of a young Antrim man killed following crash.
Popular weather woman in Letterkenny this week
RTE’S Evelyn Cusack will be in An Grianan Theatre, Letterkenny, this Wednesday evening at 7pm, to talk about the weather.
A positive story – a refugee’s story
TWENTY years ago Mocola Vonga left Angola to escape the civil war which was tearing the country and its people apart.
‘Blood Bike’ seeking new volunteers
A VOLUNTARY motorbike service providing the emergency transport of medical items in the north west is seeking new volunteers.
PAYE compliance section to collect millions for Revenue
THE Revenue Commissioners are now regarded as one of the most sophisticated and efficient public bodies in Ireland.
Councillor seeks answers over petrol station closure
A COUNCILLOR has described as “completely illogical” the purchase, and subsequent closure, of a busy petrol station outside Letterkenny.
Concern over proposed wind farm power line
GOVERNMENT agencies have expressed concern over a proposed 10 kilometre power line between a private Raphoe windfarm and the Letterkenny ESB station.
VIDEO: Letterkenny and the Pramerica effect
Ever wonder what impact a huge employer like Pramerica has on Letterkenny? Watch this short video to find out more.
Letterkenny is clean to European norms
THE latest survey by the Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) alliance shows Letterkenny is Clean to European Norms.