Some councillors ignore yellow lines
A number of councillors are consistently parking illegally when they attend meetings of Donegal Co. Council in Lifford.
Click here to read "Some councillors ignore yellow lines"A number of councillors are consistently parking illegally when they attend meetings of Donegal Co. Council in Lifford.
Click here to read "Some councillors ignore yellow lines"A Milford student has been crowned Google’s second Irish Doodle 4 Google competition winner after seeing off competition from around the country in a public vote.
Click here to read "Google doodle winner"A 10-MONTH-OLD male Golden Eagle chick that was born and reared in a Donegal eyrie has been found poisoned on the Sligo/Leitrim border at Truskmore Mountain.
Click here to read "Golden Eagle poisoned"DONEGAL Co. Council is set to slash expenditure on major road, housing, water and sewage treatment programmes in the next few years.
Click here to read "Cut-backs for major projects"A Yorkshire adventurer is planning to land on the disputed rock of Rockall off the Donegal coast in June – to plant a plaque on behalf of the British Queen and in doing so to re-establish the UK’s symbolic claim over the uninhabited landmark.
Click here to read "Rockall bid – to erect Queen’s plaque"DONEGAL volunteers for The Belarussian Orphanage Programme have appealed for local people to help them with an ambitious new project and they will be holding an information evening in the Ramada Hotel, Letterkenny, on March 1st.
Click here to read "Belarussian orphanage appeal"A motion from Donegal TD Joe McHugh calling for a feasibility study into the development of rail networks in the north-west of Ireland received the backing of eight major political parties at this week’s meeting of the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly in Cavan.
Click here to read "Railway feasibility study moves"The number of people visiting Glenveagh National Park has reached record levels – and now there are plans for a further upgrading of facilities.
Click here to read "Visitor numbers up at Glenveagh"The National Treatment Purchase Fund (NTPF) has claimed that the 31% increase in the number of patients being treated in Northern Ireland in 2009 was due to a backlog at Letterkenny General Hospital.
Click here to read "Patients heading North"The sheer neglect and cruelty of donkeys in Donegal has prompted a local couple to set up a sanctuary.
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