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Eco-friendly solution seeks to eliminate knotweed safely - Inishowen environmental group says

A new eco-friendly treatment to help eliminate Japanese Knotweed will avoid the use of harsh chemicals when dealing with invasive plants in Inishowen, an environmental group has said. At a recent workshop of the Eco Carn Network and Inishowen Rivers ...

22 Aug 2022 at 15:23

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'Night of the Big Flood' by Inishowen Rivers' Trust

The Night of the Big Flood - Oíche na Tuile Móire The devastation caused in Inishowen by the 2017 floods is ongoing. Families in Burnfoot have still not been allowed to return to their Páirc an Ghrianán homes. Inishowen Rivers' Trust wanted to ...

11 Mar 2022 at 14:00

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Inishowen Rivers Trust launch a new EIP to benefit farms along the Culdaff River

The Inishowen Rivers Trust have recently been awarded €132,870 through DAFM’s European Innovation Partnership (EIP 5th call) to support a project that aims to enhance farmland biodiversity along riverbanks on the Culdaff River and improve ...

11 Sept 2021 at 14:00

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Volunteers sought to help clean up a Donegal river

The Inishowen Rivers Trust is seeking volunteers to help clean up Magee’s Pool on the Crana River. It’s almost four years since the Big Flood of 2017 and reminders of the damage from that night still remain. One of these reminders is the ...

07 Aug 2021 at 12:30

Inishowen MD

Appeal for support for project aimed at combating flood risks in Clonmany

The Rivers Trust is putting out a call to all local landowners and farmers to support an important peat restoration project in Inishowen that will help prevent local flooding and support biodiversity. The call is going out ahead of ...

26 Jan 2024 at 15:13

Inishowen MD

Public meeting to discuss new natural flood management project for Clonmany

The Inishowen Rivers Trust is holding a public meeting on a new project aimed at slowing the flow of water through the river catchments in Clonmany. The community discussion on the Buffer+ project is taking place at the Clonmany ...

28 Nov 2023 at 10:20

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Three top National Heritage Week Awards for Donegal

There were three Donegal award winners at the National Heritage Week Awards ceremony, which took place at Gloster House, Co Offaly, last week. Togra Fiontar and Cultúr Uladh won the Irish Language Event Award, the Inishowen ...

24 Oct 2023 at 11:51

Donegal people urged to be careful what they flush down the toilet

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‘Think Before You Flush’ initiative promoted at Inishowen Rivers Trust event

Situated at the very tip of the Wild Atlantic Way, thousands of visitors’ flock to Donegal every year to savour its rich culture and heritage and its spectacular mountains, beaches and rivers. Clean Coasts, in ...

24 Feb 2023 at 11:32

Local News

Nature-based solutions recommended to prevent Donegal flooding

An organisation dedicated to the the conservation and protection of the peninsula's rivers, lakes and coastal areas has highlighted “opportunities for nature-based flood alleviation measures.” Inishowen ...

03 Mar 2020 at 18:07

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Kinnegar 24-Hour Challenge raises more than €1250 in aid of Inishowen Rivers Trust

The Kinnegar 24-Hour Challenge raised €1,250 in aid of Inishowen Rivers Trust. The annual challenge sees the Kinnegar Brewing team tackling 24 hours of walking, cycling, running, swimming, horse-riding,...

25 Jul 2024 at 16:34

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