‘We got it in neck over price-gouging’: Iran war another woe for Border filling stations
Taxes, competition from North, higher costs and red tape are pushing sector to the brink
Donegal
Army bomb squad called in after suspicious device found in Donegal
‘Controlled explosion’ carried out on object, which appeared ‘discarded’
Road safety campaigner outlines seven actions that could save lives to Oireachtas committee
Greater policing resources and stricter rules for learners among moves mentioned in address by Susan Gray of Parc
Scarlett Faulkner’s cousin (10) in critical condition after fatal car crash in Antrim
Young boy was passenger in vehicle involved in crash in Northern Ireland on Sunday morning
Actor Carrie Crowley: ‘I’m not sure I’d like to be a young person in today’s world’
The actor on her ‘ferocious’ independence, her psychological quirk, and what she has lost and would like back
Ireland’s population is told it has never been richer, yet it has never felt poorer
The State takes in €126bn a year and cannot create a civil protection agency, a gas storage facility or a train to Donegal
Man charged after two gardaí hospitalised following assaults at Donegal council offices
A man and a woman in their 30s were arrested at the scene and taken to Letterkenny Garda station
Moya Brennan ‘carried the rich soul of Donegal’ to global audiences, funeral told
Enya, U2, Daniel O’Donnell and Andrea Corr pay tribute to award-winning Clannad singer at a funeral full of music
Salesman awarded €106,000 after Donegal business failed to comply with earlier wages order
Employee tells WRC it was ‘humiliating’ to be paid less than younger colleague after 22 years of ‘loyal and committed’ service
The nationalist tobacco shop that hosted James Joyce and Arthur Griffith
Its precious visitor books were rescued decades later from a barrow on Dublin’s quays
Tributes paid to singer Moya Brennan: ‘Her voice was the signature sound of Clannad’
Celebrated musician won a Grammy and an Emmy during hugely successful career
Man accused of Denis Donaldson murder remanded in custody until June
Antoin Duffy (49) appeared before the Special Criminal Court on Monday via video-link
Met Éireann issues thunderstorm, wind and rain warnings for several counties for today
Met Éireann says east will see sunny, if cold, conditions during the day
Photo essay: In the footsteps of ancient pilgrims in Co Donegal
We follow a route used since the Middle Ages to St Patrick’s Purgatory on the shores of Lough Derg
‘Another month and I’m in trouble’: Border businesses struggle with soaring fuel costs
Even with two price options, Border transport businesses and customers are ‘not coping’ with the effects of the Middle East conflict
Which wine would you pick if you ran an award-winning off-licence?
John Wilson: This year’s National Off-Licence Association outlet of the year is Martins in Fairview, Dublin 3
Met Éireann rain and wind warnings in place for eight counties today
Gales and downpours forecast for Friday ahead of unsettled few days
Minister to consider starting work on Creeslough inquest before criminal proceedings end
Jim O’Callaghan meets family members of people who died in Co Donegal explosion in 2022
Condé Nast Traveller reveals its seven wonders of Ireland for 2026, and there’s no Dublin or Galway
The travel publication offers a list of some lesser known parts of the country to explore
Archaeologist Dr Fiona Beglane: Animal bones provide clues to lives and livelihoods of the past
Dr Fiona Beglane is a lecturer in archaeology at Atlantic Technological University, Sligo
Fuel protests miss their mark, says Donegal resident
Bundoran resident calls for reconsideration of fuel protest locations
Tributes paid as ‘inspirational’ open water swimmer and charity fundraiser dies
Paddy Conaghan completed 300 charity sea swims, aged in his 80s, around Ireland
Author Susannah Dickey: ‘With each book I find myself more invested in writing Ireland’
In the author’s Donegal-set third novel Into the Wreck the vessel of the title ‘represents in some ways the plethora of suppressed histories harboured by families’ across the island
Air Corps and medics scrambled to reunite 96-year-old man with wife hours before he died
Cancer patient was airlifted home from hospital to say goodbye to his family
Gardaí investigating Creeslough explosion submit supplementary file to DPP
DPP will decide whether charges should be issued following investigation into tragedy that took 10 lives in 2022
James McAvoy: ‘I’m 75% Donegal. We’re so similar yet so different. I think the difference is independence’
The actor and California Schemin’ director on accents, X-Men and the thorniest issue in Scottish politics
Extra 300 people join live register amid warnings of softening jobs market
Unemployment rate should be viewed against the backdrop of ‘extreme global volatility’, says economist with jobs platform Indeed
‘We need a culture where people don’t just sell their house to the highest bidder’
New project aims to reduce number of vacant properties in Gaeltacht areas and make them available for Irish speakers
Psychotic ‘spiral’ led to grandfather’s killing as jury rules insanity verdict
Derek Mulligan (39) had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to murder of Derek Burns (78) in Donegal in 2023
Irish-American duo with ‘scary’ MS diagnosis to attempt Cork to Donegal ultra-marathon challenge
Matt Knaggs and Colin Goodman will meet in person for the first in Ireland, having made contact through a support group for multiple sclerosis sufferers
Planning permission granted for new petrol station next to site of Creeslough tragedy
Several bereaved families had objected to ‘profoundly insulting’ proposal
Cancer patient awarded €20,000 at WRC over cut to hours by marina operator
Employee says company no longer wanted her as the ‘face’ of the firm as tumour treatment affected her appearance
Nurse manager failed to call ambulance for dementia patient who drank cleaning fluid
High Court confirms decision of Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland, suspending nurse from register
Mother who lost five family members in Buncrana pier tragedy ‘overwhelmed’ by support
Louise James said incident 10 years ago in which her partner, two sons, her mother and sister died ‘feels like yesterday’
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