LETTERKENNY retailers have come together to create a ‘town team’ who have been tasked with reviving the traditional town centre.
Library to fully re-open next month
THE busy upstairs section of the Central Library in Letterkenny is expected to re-open next month, almost nine months after it was closed due to flood damage.
Meeting for nursing home staff in Letterkenny tonight
A MEETING will be held in Letterkenny tonight where they will call for health sector employers to stop “exploiting” residential care staff.
Street re-opens after building partially collapses
WORK was expected to take place over the weekend to secure an old building which partially collapsed on to Letterkenny’s Main Street in the early hours of Friday morning.
Man to appear in court in relation to Letterkenny hit-and-run
A 20-year-old Derry man will appear in court in Sligo today charged in connection with a series of driving offences across Donegal yesterday.
Donegal weather the storm in both halves to overcome Monaghan
DONEGAL managed to weather a storm in both halves to defeat the Ulster Champions, Monaghan, to go back to the top of the Division 2 table.
Report: First-half goals help Donegal to big win over Monaghan
Odhrán MacNiallais and Colm McFadden hit first-half goals as Donegal defeated Monaghan by seven points in Letterkenny
Rory Kavanagh: “We want to make the most of now”
Chris McNulty hears from the Donegal midfielder Rory Kavanagh ahead of Sunday’s game against Monaghan
All-Donegal MacLarnon Cup final as St Eunan’s look ahead to Inishowen date
ST Eunan’s College will face Coláistí Inis Eoghain in the MacLarnon Cup final on St Patrick’s Day after they defeated St Malachy’s Belfast in Wednesday’s semi-final in Garvaghey, Co. Tyrone…
Bodies on the line see Letterkenny through to Cup Semi Final
Letterkenny travelled down to Monaghan for the quarter final of the Gordon West Cup on Saturday. Having been beaten by Monaghan in their last league fixture this was always going to be a tough game for the Kenny men.