The defendant pleaded guilty at Carndonagh District Court, which still sits at Buncrana Courthouse.
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Donegal town is to be home to the first Supermac’s fast-food restaurant in County Donegal.
William Donoghue posted to social media this afternoon that planning permission was obtained for the project today, Friday. The design and the planning application was prepared by William Donoghue and Associates of Mountcharles.
In his post, Mr Donoghue said Koley Ltd. hope to begin works in January with an opening in about July of next year.
He said the multi-million-euro investment will be a great boost for the town, for local suppliers and trades, and said more than 60 jobs are to be created.
Planning permission sought for five houses in Buncrana
Default Order was given at Donegal District Court held at Ballyshannon Courthouse
Santa greets some local kids at Inishowen Co-Op.
McGrory's Hotel in Culdaff has been nominated in three categories.
Subterranean Software has been announced as a winner at this year’s Stelios Foundation North-South Business Cooperation Awards along with its partner, Good Friday Robotics.
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