Bishop Niall Coll with his mother, Kathleen. Photos: Joe Boland (North West Newspix)
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26 Jan 2026
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26 Jan 2026
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Today will start dry and bright with some sunshine. However, it will become cloudy in the afternoon followed by outbreaks of light rain and drizzle. It will become breezy as well in the afternoon with fresh southerly winds. Highest temperatures of 15 or 16 degrees.
Tonight will be mild and humid with further light rain or drizzle and it will stay breezy. The rain will turn heavy at times in some coastal areas.Temperatures not lower than 12 or 13 degrees in fresh south to southwest winds.
Tomorrow will start wet but the rain will start to clear during the morning and it will become mainly dry in the afternoon. Winds will ease as well and it will feel mild with highest temperatures of 16 or 17 degrees.
The Enniskillen store represents Foy & Company’s first expansion beyond Donegal and an important new chapter in the company’s continued growth
The MS Support Group extended sincere thanks to everyone who purchased tickets and supported the Christmas Hamper Draw
Scholarship beneficiaries Kayleigh Campbell from Strabane and Teresa Burns of Derry, with, inset, the late Sharlene Gill
The funding will support the ‘taking in charge’ of Group Water Schemes (GWSs), transferring responsibility for water services to Donegal County Council
The fault occurred on Friday, primarily affecting a number of lights on the Lifford-bound side
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