L-R - Kayla Boyle, Amy Rawdon, Holly Meehan, and Catherine Byrne, along with teacher Niall Canning in separate photo
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L-R - Kayla Boyle, Amy Rawdon, Holly Meehan, and Catherine Byrne, along with teacher Niall Canning in separate photo
The new festival will be held at Buncrana's Shorefront in June, with all welcome.
The Gap of Mamore and Bluestack Way were ranked in the top 20
Mary Herron (nee McDaid) from Carndonagh with her Scottish friend and co-worker Madge Byrnes stacking filled jam jars onto a pallet at the Robertson’s Jam factory in Paisley. Photo: Mary Herron
Alex Ward at Letterkenny District Court. (North West Newspix)
PHOTOS: Siobhan McNamara
(L-R) Tetiana, Rina du Plessis (Owner), and Anna, proudly displaying their awards on the night
An existing caravan is to be repurposed and extended to form a taverna-style restaurant at artists retreat
Donegal County Council offices in Donegal Town
Closed St Vincent de Paul shop in Ballyshannon
The Shandon Hotel team beat off stiff competition from across Ireland in the finals
Minister of State McConalogue said he is "fully committed to seeing a new swimming pool and leisure centre developed in Buncrana for the people of Inishowen".
Vironika Shpyl from Sessiaghoneill NS, Ballybofey, the overall winner in the Road Safety Art Competition. Photo: Gerard McHugh Photography
Coiste Forbartha Dhobhair has secured funding to stabilise the church ruins in Machaire Gathlán historic graveyard, one of 50 historic graveyards in the guardianship of Donegal County Council
Councillor Micheál Choilm Mac Giolla Easbuig defended Senator Eileen Flynn
The woman was parked at Bundoran's Atlantic Way
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The woman was parked at Bundoran's Atlantic Way
PHOTOS: Siobhan McNamara
The man was sentenced at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin
Paddy Neilan speaks to Jim McGuinness in Croke Park last season in the All-Ireland clash with Monaghan
Defendants admitted having a television while not having a current licence
Closed St Vincent de Paul shop in Ballyshannon
(L-R) Tetiana, Rina du Plessis (Owner), and Anna, proudly displaying their awards on the night
Donegal boss Jim McGuinness and Conor Laverty
Professor Regina Uí Chollatáin, who is from Letterkenny, recipient of the 2026 NovaUCD Consultancy of the Year Award. Photo: Paul Sharp/Sharppix
L-R - Kayla Boyle, Amy Rawdon, Holly Meehan, and Catherine Byrne, along with teacher Niall Canning in separate photo
The new festival will be held at Buncrana's Shorefront in June, with all welcome.
The Gap of Mamore and Bluestack Way were ranked in the top 20
Mary Herron (nee McDaid) from Carndonagh with her Scottish friend and co-worker Madge Byrnes stacking filled jam jars onto a pallet at the Robertson’s Jam factory in Paisley. Photo: Mary Herron
Grace Simati in action for Ireland againast Italy
Donegal can't afford to take eye off the ball early on against a Down side with nothing to lose
Donegal boss Jim McGuinness and Conor Laverty
The Moville Community College First Year Girls team with the Ulster title and, inset, the First Year Boys goal scorers
Bonagee United reserves captain Jason Martin receives the Ulster Shield
Aidan McHugh kicked six points for Na Rossa
Captains Darragh Browne and Ronan Gallagher, alongside referee Anthony Finn
Paddy Neilan speaks to Jim McGuinness in Croke Park last season in the All-Ireland clash with Monaghan
Fintown Harps celebrate winning promotion
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L-R - Kayla Boyle, Amy Rawdon, Holly Meehan, and Catherine Byrne, along with teacher Niall Canning in separate photo
The new festival will be held at Buncrana's Shorefront in June, with all welcome.
The Gap of Mamore and Bluestack Way were ranked in the top 20
Mary Herron (nee McDaid) from Carndonagh with her Scottish friend and co-worker Madge Byrnes stacking filled jam jars onto a pallet at the Robertson’s Jam factory in Paisley. Photo: Mary Herron
Alex Ward at Letterkenny District Court. (North West Newspix)
The man was sentenced at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin
Gardaí are appealing to anyone who may have witnessed the collision to come forward
The Open Day will take place at Naomh Ultan GAA club in Dunkineely
The competition has a total prize fund of €83,000 which includes €20,000 for first place and €10,000 for second place
Donegal County Museum is located on the High Road in Letterkenny
Anyone interested in helping out is asked to meet at Glenswilly GAA club grounds on Saturday, April 18, at 10:30am
Carndonagh’s 1950 Donegal Junior Championship Team. (Photo courtesy of Carndonagh Heritage)
Eric is using his platform to highlight the importance of genuine connection and simply asking and really listening to the question, “Hello, How are you?”
The Glencar Inn's Open Mic Night will take place on Friday, May 1
The event was held in aid of St Mary’s Church, Bocan
Death notices for Donegal
Dean Beattie and, inset, drugs and cash that were seized by Gardai
Professor Regina Uí Chollatáin, who is from Letterkenny, recipient of the 2026 NovaUCD Consultancy of the Year Award. Photo: Paul Sharp/Sharppix
Buncrana, Longford and Sligo have been identified as rural Night-Time Economy pilot towns
Death notices for Donegal
Group pictured at a community protest held outside Buncrana Nursing Unit last month.
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