Donegal County Council has approved plans for a quarry operation near Raphoe despite strong opposition
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Donegal County Council has approved plans for a quarry operation near Raphoe despite strong opposition
Donegal GP is witnessing a decrease in footfall in relation to Covid-19
Gardaí are reviewing CCTV of St Johnston incident
Broad welcome for €5.8m housing development in Castlefin
velyn Harris, owner of Harris’ Service Station in Convoy celebrates last week’s €2.4 million Lotto win with her daughter Chloe
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Chief medical officer Dr Tony Holohan wants Level 5 restrictions
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Assumpta Donaghy with her husband Patsy and their daughters, Claire and Eimear
Deirdre Morley is facing trial for the murder of her three children
There has been an increase in the number of confirmed Covid-19 cases being treated at Letterkenny University Hospital
Peadar Mogan takes a shot at goal for Donegal with Tiarnan McCann close by Picture: Sportsfile
Dr Tony Holohan, Chief Medical Officer, chairs the National Public Health Emergency Team
The biggest increases have been in the Buncrana and Donegal electoral areas
The work involves the replacement of approximately 1,043 metres of problematic water mains with high-density plastic pipes
ESB Networks work to restore power across many parts of Donegal
Cllr Martin Harley has warned that unless a rescue package is put in place pubs will close
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Ita Ward with with Ann Friel, DTP Primary Health Care Team Leader, and Margaret Boyle, DTP Community Health Worker
The ram lamb sold by 18-year-old Killygordon farmer Darragh McMenamin fetched a record 50,000 guineas in Scotland last Friday
Cllr Ian McGarvey - recovering after dog bite
INTO General Secretary John Boyle said the situation in some Donegal schools had caused concern
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Official confirmation mica affected homes eligible for funding for remedial work to homes
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