Róise Collins

Gardaí are seeking the public’s assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 29-year-old Ciaran Hughes, who is reported missing from Letterkenny since Tuesday, June 23. Ciaran is described as being approximately 6 foot 1 inches in height with a regular build, dark brown hair and brown eyes with a dent under one eye. When last seen, […]

Securing your financial future in retirement is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. Building a pension over the course of your working life is not simply about setting money aside, it is about taking full advantage of the structures available to ensure that your later years are comfortable and financially stable. […]

A LETTERKENNY singer-songwriter who rose to national prominence through Ireland’s Eurovision selection process has today released her latest single, Only Love. Leila Jane Keeney, who grew up in Letterkenny and attended Loreto Secondary School, unveiled the new track this week as she continues to build her career on the Irish music scene. The daughter of […]

TAXI drivers in Letterkenny have spoken out on the issues they face with claims that some drivers don’t want to work at night because it’s too dangerous.

The music programme offers audiences an extraordinary opportunity to experience world-class music in unique venues across Donegal.

Sabrina Sweeney looks at school patronage, local decision-making and why community voices matter in shaping policy across Ireland.

Róise Collins delves into the archives to bring you the news and images from yesteryear June 26, 1976 TO INVESTIGATE LETTERKENNY’S TOURISM POTENTIAL Advertisement THE angry reaction of many people in Donegal, particularly in Letterkenny, to the recently published North-West Region Tourism plan which designated Letterkenny as a secondary zone would seem to have had an […]

A YOUNG Buncrana man who became an overnight star after being called up on stage by Zach Bryan at a sold-out Belfast concert has performed his first ever gig in Donegal.

BUSINESSES have voiced growing concern over the possible closure of Annagry Post Office, warning the loss of the service would have far-reaching consequences for the local community.

A PETITION has been launched in a bid to prevent the closure of Annagry Post Office, as local concern grows over the future of the service.