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Cian Langeelan has been missing since September 24
People are being urged to exercise precaution
Rainbow over Port Arthur beach this week, PICTURE Michelle Nic Pháidín
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The woman was before Donegal District Court on a charge of obstructing officers
Reggie Gallogley and his wife Mary ran a business that became a household name throughout the North West
The Late Late Show's Ryan Tubridy
The Covid-19 incidence rate in one part of Donegal is more than three times the national rate of 108
Donegal Town District Court
A section of the main Ballybofey to Glenties Road will be closed for several hours today
The number of cases in Donegal has jumped from 16 on Tuesday night to 38 after two consecutive drops
Penneys has announced its stores around the country will be reopening with extended trading hours to cater for the anticipated higher customer demand
The Nesbitt Arms hotel in Ardara has joined the Central and Abbey hotels in Donegal town in saying it won’t reopen under Level 3 restrictions to protect staff
House winner - John Anthony McMullan
Danny O'Carroll gets his ticket from St Eunan's College principal Damien McCroary
It's cold outside folks stay nice and warm
Bus Éireann guidelines under Level 3
A great range of services being offered by libraries under Level 3
Mary Boyle vanished in 1977 - never to be seen again
Garda warns of high quality counterfeit £50 notes in circulation in south Donegal
Deaths in Donegal - Saturday evening, December 5, 2020
Inishowen shoppers prefer 'Made Local' this Christmas
Deaths in Donegal - Saturday morning, December 5
Club delegates at the Donegal GAA Convention in the Abbey Hotel, Donegal Town last year. This year's meeting will be all so different with all business carried out online Picture: Thomas Gallagher
Jack McCaffrey, left, and Cian O'Sullian of Dublin celebrate following the All-Ireland Senior Championship Final replay win over Kerry in 2019 piCTURE: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
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