The newly appointed Tanaiste, Donegal’s very own Minister Mary Coughlan will make her debut visit in her new role to Letterkenny on Monday.
Minister Coughlan will open the new Donegal Centre for Independent Living offices at McCaul House on the Pearse Road at 11am on Monday, which is predicted to be the first of many benefits to Donegal of having a second-in-command TD, who is also the new Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment.
Glorious Letterkenny
Letterkenny remained a haven of heat today, Thursday, as a long awaited spell of good weather has brought the droves back to the parks and beaches, and injected life into the oldest of dogs!
The May Bank Holiday is traditionally the start of the summer and usually brings with it at least one day of bearable weather. However, the gods were looking down on us this year as the first sneaky ray last Saturday has prevailed and is set to keep us smiling until at least the weekend!
Letterkenny first stop for new Tanaiste
Devenney back with Donegal
St Eunan’s forward Brendan Devenney returned to training with the Donegal squad and has been given a chance to reclaim his place before their opening Ulster Championship game on June 1.
Rumours were rife that Devenney and Adrian Sweeney had been dropped from the panel following the league game against Derry in O’Donnell Park. The St Eunan’s man picked up a groin injury the night before the Derry match but has subsequently played competitive football with his club.
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