Diarmaid Doherty is the Editor at Donegal News. With over 30 years of experience in local journalism, he covers a range of topics including culture, society, and entertainment, with a particular focus on events, music, and travel. Diarmaid's work has been featured in various publications such as Donegal Live, Derry News, and Highland Radio Donegal.
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Diarmaid Doherty's coverage primarily focuses on local events and government-related news in the Letterkenny area, with a significant emphasis on community activities and political developments. Given this focus, pitches should revolve around local community initiatives or political affairs within the region.
As sports also make up a considerable portion of his coverage, relevant pitches may include stories about local sports achievements or upcoming events in Letterkenny or surrounding areas.
When reaching out to Diarmaid Doherty, it would be beneficial to tailor your pitch to reflect an understanding of the specific issues facing the communities in Donegal and Ireland as well as being aware of any recent governmental announcements that are pertinent to these regions.
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ON the wettest Donegal day and in the longest of traffic jams, Ingrid is living in ‘the now’ and takes joy out of everything, even traffic jams.
THE Bishop of Raphoe, Niall Coll led a day of celebration and prayer in Gortahork on Sunday as the local national school was formally redirected to the patronage of St Carlo Acutis.
There was a special evening of celebration in Letterkenny’s Station House Hotel last weekend to honour Eamonn Murray on his 50 years of service with Terence Ponsonby Ltd. Senior staff members, colleagues, family and friends joined with Eamonn to mark a unique milestone. Donegal News photographer, Brian McDaid went along to capture some photos of […]
By: Sabrina Sweeney
Survivors of domestic and sexual violence are often encouraged to speak out. Doing so takes courage and plays an important role in raising awareness of abuse.
Under grey skies and the tears of the clouds, The Last Post, that anthem of the war dead, echoed mournfully in the evening air.
KEITH Leal, the 27-year-old son of Rev Dario Leal, Presbyterian minister of Dunfanaghy and Carrigart, has died peacefully at Wythenshawe Hospital in Manchester, almost four months after being taken ill at the end of May. Keith, who had been staying with his father and travelling back and forth from Dunfanaghy Manse to the family home […]
The following deaths have taken place in Donegal: Nora Dunne, Letterkenny and Rathmullan Ann Long, Castlefin Advertisement Máire Mulhern, Gortahork Bridget Clafferty, Clonmany James Haughey, Portstewart and formerly Kilcar Maria McHugh (née Kerr), Cranford Nora Dunne, Letterkenny and Rathmullan The death has occurred of Nora Dunne (née Canning), Ashleigh Close, Letterkenny and Rathmullan, under […]
By: Diarmaid Doherty
DONEGAL Sinn Féin TDs Pearse Doherty and Padraig MacLochlainn are among the protestors who are blocking the route of a controversial Orange Order parade on the Garvaghy Road.
Play-off chasing Kerry FC came from behind to steal a controversial win in an action-packed encounter at Finn Park on Friday night.
