The Minister of State for Heritage and Electoral Reform, Malcolm Noonan TD, today announced that three heritage projects in Donegal will benefit from €108,000 in funding. The scheme provides assistance to a wide range of heritage structures, including castles, churches, mills, bridges, shopfronts, and thatch structures, as well as to private houses. This year’s HSF […]
Dungloe shop celebrates 100 years in business
A Dungloe shop will mark a massive milestone this weekend when they celebrate 100 years in business. Bonner’s Shop on the Main Street has been a fixture in the town over the last century having started as a grocery business established by Johnny Walsh in 1922. Johnny Walsh (1889 – 1973) contributed massively to the […]
Letterkenny institution celebrates ninety years
Magees has grown to become a central part of the community and has continued to play a crucial role in the everyday lives of the local community.
Illegal parking in Letterkenny will kill someone -claim
“Cars are simply abandoned on the pavement or on yellow lines, meaning that pedestrians cannot use the footpath fully and are forced to walk on road.”
Local optician sees retirement after forty six years
Long gone are the days when schoolchildren were given the option of pink or brown framed glasses – which put them off wearing glasses for life
Fire crews at scene of blaze in Letterkenny
It’s understood the blaze broke out in a store room area at the back of the Central Bar just before 8am this morning.
Dessie Larkin appointed Letterkenny’s first ever Town Centre Manager
DESSIE Larkin has been officially appointed as Letterkenny’s first ever Town Centre Manager.
Gardaí following definite line in Letterkenny doughnut incident
GARDAI in Letterkenny have confirmed they are following a definite line of inquiry in relation to an incident on Main Street where a motorist performed doughnuts.