EIGHT of Donegal’s 40 GAA clubs are without an active referee at present and have been urged to get their respective houses in order.
Hundreds attend funeral of second farmer killed in tyre blast
HUNDREDS of mourners turned out this morning for the funeral of tragic Lifford farmer, Kevin Woods.
Rainy Boy Sleep looks forward to homecoming gigs
A YOUNG Donegal singer has said a very unusual collaboration has resulted in the best possible debut album he could have hoped for.
Lifford’s Darren Gallagher releases debut collection of short stories
LIFFORD writer Darren Gallagher has released his debut collection of short stories entitled ‘Strings’ last Thursday, August 21.
Father of drowned Lifford man welcomes re-opening of ‘custody suite’
THE father of a Lifford man who drowned after escaping police custody has said he hopes the re-opening of Strabane custody suite will prevent such a tragedy happening again.
Investigation into transfer of Lifford player to Tyrone club; may have played ‘illegally’
AN investigation is underway to explore how a player from the Naomh Padraig GAA club in Lifford was allowed transfer to a club in Tyrone without the permission of either the Lifford club or the Donegal County Board.
Silence over multi-million dump works
DONEGAL County Council is remaining silent about a multi-million euro ‘remediation’ project at the old Lifford dump.
Junior A Championship: Letterkenny Gaels look to build on historic win
CONOR McBrearty’s hat-trick, in a stunning personal haul of 3-5, gave Letterkenny Gaels a historic Championship win over Naomh Padraig, Muff at Pairc na nGael last Saturday evening.
Ulster Bank to close Lifford sub-office
ULSTER Bank has announced that it is to close its sub office in Lifford before the end of the year.
Eleventh hour meetings continue ahead of new Council AGM
AS meetings continued this afternoon to broker an ‘all-inclusive’ co-operation pact within the new-look, 37 member, Donegal County Council, it has emerged that deep divisions remain among the different groupings.