Donegal

“Exploring the interconnection of art, nature and people can be transformative,” says Kari Cahill, “and not just for artists but for local communities(...)

I once sang in public on a weekly basis in Seville when I was studying the Spanish language and flamenco dancing. I always had an urge to go there. I (...)

An estimated €108,000 in State funding has been spent since January on security services at an empty hotel in Co Donegal earmarked to open as a direct(...)

Granite stones were strewn about the chapel yard at Gweedore, Co Donegal – loose material from the wall that formed the area’s boundary. As pari(...)

Passenger growth on State-subsidised flights from Dublin to both Kerry and Donegal could allow the Government to cut the funding it gives the airline (...)

The Catholic Bishop of Derry Donal McKeown has warned there would be “huge anger” over the implications of a no-deal Brexit for his cross-Border dioce(...)

How the Troubles broke out. February 1967: The Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association (NICRA) is founded as a non-sectarian organisation to tackle(...)

A Donegal GP has said vitamin D test results coming from Letterkenny University Lab have been so low scientists first thought the machines were not ca(...)

For Hugh Doyle, farmer protests that have been crippling meat factories around the country are nothing less than a last-gasp fight for the very surviv(...)

The stormy weather is set to continue this weekend with the potential for thundery downpours and flash flooding over the next two days. Saturday will(...)