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16 Mar 2026
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High-speed broadband has been brought to Tory island through the Broadband Connection Point project of the National Broadband Plan, a recent meeting of the Glenties Municipal District meeting was told.
In consultation with the Comharchumann Oileáin Thoraí committee, the community building was identified as a key central resource which would host both outdoor and indoor wifi coverage for the local community.
“As it has recently been installed it is now undergoing a period of testing. When testing is complete and sign off of the service is confirmed with the Department of Rural and Community Development, then the centre will be live as a Broadband Connection Point,” a spokesperson for Donegal County Council said.
Meanwhile, it has been reported, that the Arranmore Island Co-op has received funding to carry out a study on a proposed Blueway project
The Doherty (Cunn) family at the Buncrana Community Hospital protest
The appeal was heard at the High Court in Dublin
Nurse Connie-Ann Hession is taking part in the London marathon next month
Moville Community College pupils, part of the YSI team 'Making Big Change One Person at a Time'.
Jamie Timoney from Letterkenny
Dovida to host Donegal hiring event in Letterkenny
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