THE Milford Inn is to re-open for business next Friday, managed by Neil Blaney and his family on behalf of a group of investors. Up to 50 jobs could be created.
Another dream team for Ireland
I remember it well. Stephen Staunton was about to be appointed as the new Republic of Ireland manager and many of us were asking why. He has served his country well as a player for a long time and was in the early stages of his post playing career.
Concerns deepen over Garda numbers in Donegal
THERE are only now three Garda Sergeants operating the Milford District compared to nine three years ago. The area stretches across north and West Donegal to the Gweebarra bridge.
Brendan Boyce – August 2013 Donegal News Sports Personality of the Month
Chris McNulty speaks to race walker Brendan Boyce…
Ladies GAA: Glory for Termon and Milford
BY CHRIS MCNULTY IN BALLYBOFEY GERALDINE McLaughlin netted a deadly hat-trick for the Termon as they scored a comfortable win over St Eunan’s to hand them their third Donegal senior ladies title. McLaughlin hit a second half brace that staved off any possibility of a Eunan’s comeback, even when Nakita Burke and Danielle Fay scored […]
Ladies GAA: Milford bidding for another title
MILFORD’S ladies will look to emulate the club’s senior men’s team by taking a Championship title back to Moyle Park on Sunday.
Gaoth Dobhair shock St Eunan’s in U21 Championship
GAOTH Dobhair sent St Eunan’s hurtling out of the Under 21 Championship and delivered an impressive statement of their own credentials at the same time…
Boyce sets pb on day of celebration for Irish athletics
Milford race walker Brendan Boyce continued his own development in this unforgiving and lonely sport, improving his placing from the Olympic Games by four and setting a new pb.
No walk in the park – but Boyce looks to impress in Moscow
Chris McNulty hears from Milford man Brendan Boyce ahead of the 50k walk in Moscow…
Minor ladies chase Ulster glory
MILFORD’S Amber Barrett is set for a return to action tomorrow when the Donegal Minor Ladies team face Cavan in the Ulster Minor ‘A’ Football Championship final in Ballyconnell (throw-in 1pm).