The Data Protection Commission has described the sale of information by a Donegal-based civil servant as “one of the most…
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Civil servant jailed for 12 months for selling information from Donegal Department
by Staff Writer 7 years agoA civil servant who sold on the personal details of hundreds of people has been sentenced to one year in…
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Electric dog collars could be banned for dog owners in Co Donegal and across the country. It comes following the…
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Decision on Cleary Centre Project expected at forthcoming HSE meeting
by Stephen Maguire 7 years agoDeputy Pearse Doherty has renewed calls for the green light to be given for the planned redevelopment of the Cleary…
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CourtsLead StoriesNews
Jury takes less than half hour to find man not guilty of restaurant sex assault
by Staff Writer 7 years agoA jury took less than half an hour to find a man not guilty of sexually assaulting a woman in…
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HealthLead StoriesNews
Donegal cancer patients to tell of their experiences at major conference
by Stephen Maguire 7 years agoA major conference on cancer organized by Relay for Life Donegal will highlight patient experience and radiotherapy services in the…
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Donegal County Council NewsLifestyleNews
Donegal Coastal Experience App launched by TV presenter Joe Mahon
by Stephen Maguire 7 years agoWell-known TV Presenter Joe Mahon was on hand to launch the Hericoast Donegal Coastal Experience App in the Public Service…
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A search by the Arranmore lifeboat has been stood down after flares were supposedly spotted. The flares were reported to…
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Floating SectionLead StoriesNews
Traffic disruption expected in Letterkenny as 15 week water upgrade project announced
by Stephen Maguire 7 years agoAn Irish Water project to replace ageing water mains in High Road/Windyhall are of Letterkenny will take up to 15…
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News
Minister’s flawed fodder fund risks increasing prices for farmers – McConalogue
by Stephen Maguire 7 years agoFianna Fáil Agriculture Spokesperson Charlie McConalogue has warned that Minister Creed’s fodder transport measure could see prices accelerate as demand…
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CourtsLead StoriesNews
Appeal against €453,000 award to Donegal man whose foot was crushed is dismissed
by Staff Writer 7 years agoAn appeal over a €453,000 damages award made to a young Donegal man whose foot was crushed by a digger…
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Floating SectionLead StoriesNews
Breaking: Dr McDaid quits Hospice to seek further clarity from Good and New cancer charity
by Stephen Maguire 7 years agoDr. James McDaid has confirmed he has stepped down as Chairperson of the Donegal Hospice. The Letterkenny GP said that…
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CourtsLead StoriesNews
Woman claims she was sexually assaulted and then filmed in fast-food takeaway
by Staff Writer 7 years agoA woman claims a man put his hand between her legs in a fast-food takeaway and told her “I’m going…
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BusinessLead StoriesNews
Supermac’s to create 400 new jobs with new restaurants including Donegal
by Stephen Maguire 7 years agoSupermac’s is set to create 400 jobs with the opening of six new restaurants across the country. The new outlets…
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CourtsLead StoriesNews
‘The people of Letterkenny and Donegal deserved better’ – Judge John Aylmer
by Staff Writer 7 years agoDonegal Circuit Court Judge John Aylmer has officially marked the first sitting of the criminal circuit court in Letterkenny by…
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Lead StoriesNews
Fallen tress and some flooding following passing of Storm Georgina
by Stephen Maguire 7 years agoMotorists and walkers have been warned to take extra care this morning after a night of strong winds and heavy…
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Lead StoriesNews
Inquiry into expenses claims by Donegal county councillors cost €500,000
by Stephen Maguire 7 years agoThe State’s ethics watchdog has spent almost €500,000 in investigating allegations of false expenses claims by two former members of…
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BusinessNews
Charley’s Café Letterkenny nominated for a prestigious ‘Irish Hospitality Award’
by Stephen Maguire 7 years agoCharley’s Café Letterkenny has been nominated in the “Best Casual Dining” category at the upcoming 2018 Irish Hospitality Awards. And…
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CourtsLead StoriesNews
Civil servant got €22,000 for passing on information to private investigators
by Staff Writer 7 years agoA civil servant was paid more than €20,000 for passing on confidential information on hundreds of people to private investigators.…
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CourtsLead StoriesNews
Child cheats serious injury after home attacked by gang with nailgun
by Staff Writer 7 years agoA three-year-old child escaped being hit by nails fired from a nail gun by just inches when a gang attacked…