Caoimhinn studied at University College Cork, completing a degree in English and sociology in 1998. He worked at the Derry Journal, Donegal Democrat and Donegal On Sunday newspapers before joining the Inishowen Independent editorial team in 2009.
March weather in Inishowen was markedly warmer and wetter than usual, the latest data from Met Eireann reveals. In our wettest March since 2019, there... Read More
Inishowen’s first newly-built school in close to a decade is to open in the coming weeks. Moville’s new-look Gaelscoil Cois Feabhaill is now almost entirely... Read More
The number of homes retrofitted for energy upgrades in County Donegal has more than doubled over the past four years, new official figures have revealed.... Read More
This April Carndonagh will have its first Easter parade since the pandemic stopped the event in 2019. “It’s the main community event for the spring.... Read More
The Inishowen Singing Festival,which takes place this weekend, is the longest running traditional singing festival in Ireland. The 33rd edition of the much-loved showcase offers... Read More
Moville woman Denise Barrett who lost three members of her family in a tragic accident near Quigley’s Point three years ago, has completed a remarkable... Read More
Carndonagh firefighter Liam Shiels is on his way home to Inishowen after competing in the World’s Strongest Firefighter Contest in Ohio, USA. Liam was proud... Read More
Workers in Donegal have the lowest disposable income in the Republic of Ireland, new figures from the Central Statistics Office have once again shown. Disposable... Read More
Carndonagh’s Oisin Moyne, whose play production was controversially cancelled in the Netherlands because he auditioned only men for the all-male cast, has spoken of the... Read More