Month: February 2023

Kathy comes home to find her wild 5 min read

Kathy comes home to find her wild

Caoimhinn Barr 3 months ago

“At its heart, I think the book is a story about love and about hope and how immersing yourself in the natural world can heal... Read More

Donegal people have lowest disposable income 2 min read

Donegal people have lowest disposable income

Caoimhinn Barr 4 months ago

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

Third pro fight for Moville’s Darragh Kelly 2 min read

Third pro fight for Moville’s Darragh Kelly

Gerard McLaughlin 4 months ago

Moville MMA star Darragh Kelly will take on Dorval Jordan from France this Saturday night, February 25, in Dublin’s 3Arena in what will be his... Read More

Ukrainian community looks homeward 5 min read

Ukrainian community looks homeward

Damian Dowds 4 months ago

Each morning starts the same way for Natalia Baburova. She picks up her phone to check the latest updates from Ukraine. War fills the screen... Read More

A vibrant community at Malin Head 3 min read

A vibrant community at Malin Head

Staff Reporter 4 months ago

At the northernmost tip of Ireland, Malin Head is an area with stunning views over the vast, grey-blue Atlantic ocean in one direction, and the... Read More

Strong support for new Dublin Derry air link 2 min read

Strong support for new Dublin Derry air link

Paddy Doherty 4 months ago

A new survey has indicated there’s a demand for a new Derry to Dublin air service. A new service would provide a considerable boost for... Read More

Inishowen gets crumbs from table 2 min read

Inishowen gets crumbs from table

Damian Dowds 4 months ago

Inishowen has fared poorly under the 2023 Active Travel Grants scheme announced last week by the National Transport Authority. Donegal County Council received €4.5 million... Read More

I should go on, I can’t go on 3 min read

I should go on, I can’t go on

Caoimhinn Barr 4 months ago

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

Paddy Carr: ‘We’ve a few good lessons to learn’ 4 min read

Paddy Carr: ‘We’ve a few good lessons to learn’

Gerard McLaughlin 4 months ago

The old saying that a week is a long time in football was never more prevalent than it was in Omagh after Donegal’s game against... Read More

‘Massive step forward on road to justice’ 3 min read

‘Massive step forward on road to justice’

Caoimhinn Barr 4 months ago

The sister of Omagh bomb victim Oran Doherty says her family is happy that a public inquiry into the atrocity will finally be held, describing... Read More