Eileen Long, a mother of three living in a mica-defective home on Inch Island slated for demolition, will be among the speakers at next Tuesday’s... Read More
Damian Dowds
Damian studied at NUI Maynooth and worked with Intel Ireland on graduation. Followings stints as a civil servant in Leinster House, and with magazine publisher Ashville Media, he returned to Inishowen to set up the Inishowen Independent in 2007.

A bout of glandular fever has led two students at Carndonagh CS to study the possible effects of long covid on school students nationwide. Ciara... Read More

Buncrana continues to lead the way for Inishowen in the national SuperValu Tidy Towns competition. For the first time can now officially be described as... Read More

Much-needed social housing is to be built near the Cockhill Road in Buncrana. Sixteen new homes, a mixture of two and three-bed semi-detached two-story houses... Read More
The Buncrana-Bridgend greenway, the centrepiece of the North West Greenway Network announced five years ago, has been mothballed. The €10 million in EU funding allocated... Read More
At Malin Head, Glengad and Greencastle, a frequent coastal visitor, the dauntingly large but placid basking shark, faced extinction. Now, due to a campaign led... Read More

The winds of change have blown through the Mica Action Group with the election of a new management committee at its annual general meeting last... Read More

Scoil Íosagáin’slong-awaited new premises is as far away as ever after planning permission for its new state-of-the-art 25-classroom school was allowed to lapse by the... Read More
Inland Fisheries Ireland is investigating the circumstances surrounding a major fish kill on the Glenagannon River in Carndonagh, with legal proceedings likely to follow. More... Read More

A further 50 refugees arrived in Inishowen last week, bringing the overall number of Ukrainians who have come here since April to almost 400. The... Read More