A GROUP of nine cyclists from Scotland set off from Malin Head on Monday to cycle 600 kilometres and raise funds and awareness for ATTR Amyloidosis research in Ireland. The illness sometimes known as “Donegal Amy”, because of its prevalence in a specific area of Donegal’s west coast, claimed the life of Xavier Aguirre, brother […]
iRadio is set to get louder in Donegal
The IMRO award-winning radio station is delighted to announce it’s got a brand new frequency in north Donegal, 105.0 FM.
‘Fiddler on the Hoof’ impressed with Donegal drivers
“In Donegal we noticed that the drivers were really polite and sensible around the horses and would often pull over and let us pass, or slow down”
‘Missing’ man found safe and well in Malin Head
A NORTHERN Ireland man has been found safe and well following an overnight search in Inishowen, it has been confirmed.
Commitment to Donegal is absolute – Fáilte Ireland
FAILTE Ireland has stressed that its commitment to Donegal is absolute.
Major tourism push for Malin Head
A NEW initiative to promote Malin Head as an important tourist destination is to be unveiled next week.
Malin Head one of locations all over world to green for St Patrick’s Day
THIS St Patrick’s weekend Malin Head is set to join the pantheon of spectacular locations throughout the world that will be illuminated in a swathe of green light, in celebration of one of the most recognised National Holidays on the world calendar.
Newtown’s Clodagh Barry to trek across county on horseback
A LEAVING certificate student from Newtowncunningham is going to take on the challenge of going from Arranmore to Malin Head on horseback in 24 hours.
Angler rescued at Malin Head
A LATVIAN man fishing off Malin Head on Monday evening became trapped by the tide and had to be winched to safety by the Coastguard helicopter.
Donegal features in fascinating ‘Working Lives’ photo exhitibion
ANOTHER fascinating exhibition featuring a number of historic images of Donegal was officially opened yesterday (Thursday) at the National Photographic Archive (NPA) in Temple Bar, Dublin.