Council gritters will be in action tonight, Friday, December 13
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Council gritters will be in action tonight, Friday, December 13
Ulster GAA star Oisín McConville travelled to Gaza with Trócaire to highlight their Christmas Appeal, which will help to support families who are living in conflict zones around the world.
IFA president, Joe Healy
Cllr Ciaran Brogan
The new look jerseys are already getting the thumbs up
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Pictured from left are Lorraine McBride and Catherine Carlin of Buncrana Children’s Charity, Sean Lynch, Aldi Buncrana’s ‘Charity Champion’ and Martina Duncan of Buncrana Children’s Charity
Charlie McConalogue TD
Pictured are Cully & Sully with Geraldine McBrearty her daughters Sarah (3) and Sophie (10) from The Big Community Clean Up Group, Donegal winners of of the €1,000 Bursary. Picture: Michael Dillon
Officers at the Fine Gael constituency AGM last Thursday night
The poster for the RNLI's Perfect Storm campaign
The Celtic Prayer Garden at the IOSAS Centre, Muff
Leonard Watson, right, outgoing president presents Jimmy Stafford with his chain of office for his term as the new president of the Letterkenny Chamber
Charlie McConalogue TD
Dr Ciara Kelly pictured in Tirkidi Refugee Camp in Gambella, Ethiopia, with a South Sudanese refugee
Martin Kenny TD
International Fund for Ireland chairman, Paddy Harte , front left, is pictured along with board members
Council gritters will be in action tonight, Friday, December 13
Ulster GAA star Oisín McConville travelled to Gaza with Trócaire to highlight their Christmas Appeal, which will help to support families who are living in conflict zones around the world.
IFA president, Joe Healy
Cllr Ciaran Brogan
The new look jerseys are already getting the thumbs up
Michael English in St. Anne's in Ballyshannon
Cork's Clara Murphy has been missing since Thursday
Pic: wxcharts.com / Weather Alerts Ireland
Cllr Michéal Cholm Mac Giolla Easbuig,
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