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09 Jan 2026
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09 Jan 2026
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In addition to the stories and pics you’ll find on our website, Facebook and twitter, you can read lots more in today’s print edition.
Top stories today include:
- Taoiseach to visit Donegal on Monday
- Arranmore puts itself on the map
- Councillors query enforcement of on-street alcohol ban
- Barry Cunningham remembers 1992
- McBrearty delighted with bank settlement
- Rising from the floods in Gaoth Dobhair
- Margo taking life one day at a time
- A toast to friendship in Donegal town
- Donegal begin defence of Anglo Celt
- Concerns over water in Letterkenny
- Donegal man at centre of daring rescue
- Scoil Adhamhnáin, An Luinnigh are All Ireland Champions
It has been a busy start to the new year for the volunteers at Animals in Need
Vision 2040 will be launched on 22 January at the Inishowen Innovation Centre on St Oran's Road
Letterkenny barber Gerry McKeever
An example of the road following the reinstatement works in Gaoth Dobhair Photo: Micheál Choilm Mac Giolla Easbuig
Donagh Church of Ireland Church in Carndonagh
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