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‘Burnout’ of Tusla staff delayed assessments of child abuse and neglect in Donegal
Internal Tusla review criticises time taken to assess risk posed by alleged child abuser
Nine-year-old boy named locally after dying in Co Donegal machinery incident
The child was involved in an incident near Dungloe on Friday night
‘I was scared for my life’: Doctor considering leaving country after alleged racially motivated abuse
Letterkenny doctor says man followed and threatened her after she left workplace
‘Serious breach’: Medical Council makes 11 professional misconduct findings against doctor
Medic got job in Donegal despite being barred over concerns of possible misuse of controlled drugs
‘A scheme for the wealthy’: Just 7% of applicants have had defective concrete homes fixed
Some 220 homeowners have had works completed under Defective Concrete Block Scheme out of 2,870 applications since June 2020
‘Significant failings’ at disability centre put residents at risk, watchdog finds
Non-compliance impacted the delivery of care to residents in 11 centres, says health watchdog
Status Yellow wind warnings lifted across the State with power restored to thousands
Eight counties under alerts amid forecasts of dangerous driving conditions, flooding and structural damage
Nine beach hotels across Ireland perfect for relaxing coastal walks
Whether you’re after a short walk on the sands or a leisurely ramble, these options from Donegal to Kerry should entice
Woman (50s) dies after getting into difficulty swimming in Co Donegal
Gardaí in Killybegs were alerted to the incident at Glencolmcille on Friday evening
Girl who lost two toes in lawnmower accident settles High Court action for €415,000
Rachel McElhinney’s left foot was four sizes smaller than her right, judge told
Festivals: The best Irish events in August, from music and comedy to literature and science
There’s something for everybody in our guide to the many events being held around Ireland this month
George Houston on Catholicism: ‘It’s traumatic growing up loving all that, knowing they hate you back’
The Donegal musician on his mixed feelings about the Catholic Church, his preternaturally assured songwriting, and having Paul Weller in his corner
‘It’s sad’: Veteran laments fall in people climbing Croagh Patrick on Reek Sunday
The days of 30,000 pilgrims are gone - but local priest says more people than ever before scale Mayo’s holy mountain during the year
Tracing the real people in Brian Friel’s ‘first great Irish play’
'Stock characters' in Philadelphia, Here I Come! were not only familiar Irish small-town figures, but inspired by real people
All-Ireland final: Rivalry reignited between the greens and golds of Donegal and Kerry
The shrines of Kerry football have all been visited but Donegal fans insist ‘Jimmy’s winning matches’
Donegal road remains closed in wake of two-car crash
Woman suffers life-threatening injuries in collision on the N13 Letterkenny to Ballybofey road
Creeslough: Lawsuits filed by survivors and relatives
Cases have been brought against Applegreen service station operators and a management company for neighbouring apartments
Ireland’s ‘hotbed’ for whales who have migrated from southern waters
Same whales spotted off Cork and Kerry 20 years ago now popping up in Donegal Bay, says sea life charity
The Counter Deli review: Reliable sausage rolls, sandwiches and gourmet specialty foods
A smart pit stop for toasties, charcuterie and pantry treats, but not everything hits the mark
Motorist left shaken after hitting dummy covered in tomato ketchup on Co Donegal road
Gardaí following definite line of inquiry and seeking to speak to three young men about incident near Milford on Sunday
Owners surrender 60 XL Bullies to authorities after move to ban breed
TD warns of breeding practices where 8,000 pups registered annually but 25,000 for sale on dog website
Going to the Gaeltacht as an adult: All of the giddiness of a teenage trip with none of the awkwardness
The schedule is split between classes, social events, cultural evenings and getting to know the area
New Laureate for fiction Éilís Ní Dhuibhne: ‘I was part of a movement of women writers of Ireland’
The new Laureate for Irish Fiction on language, grief and how reading a book as Gaeilge isn’t as hard as you think
Grown-up Gaeltacht: ‘The week I spent in Ring - the people I met, the culture - was the best thing I could have done’
More adult Irish language students from Ireland and overseas are signing up for courses in Gaeltacht areas
Man (20s) appears in court charged with trying to communicate with child for sexual purposes
The man believed he was speaking with a 13-year-old girl via social media, and was found with ‘sexual paraphernalia’, the court heard
Playing county football through the pain of epidermolysis bullosa: ‘When I’d fall it would cause abrasions and blisters’
Gaelic footballer Ellie Ward has a rare and painful genetic condition known as ‘butterfly skin’, but there is nothing delicate about her performances on the pitch
Many people won’t decide how to vote in a Border poll until they see what’s on offer
Why can’t Sinn Féin spell out exactly what it means by a united Ireland and allow unionists to consider it?
Donegal’s Titanic: The sinking of a housing estate built on a peat bog
Fifteen homes at Radharc An Seascan in Dungloe have been left to rot since they began subsiding 15 years ago
Man (60) arrested on suspicion of attempted murder of Charles Dooher
Young farmer and his father were set upon by gang of masked men in their home in Lifford last January
Rapist who harassed three women journalists is to spend longer in prison
Mark McAnaw breached conditions of suspended part of jail sentence for aggravated burglary, court told
An Orange Order parade in Donegal: Rossnowlagh’s annual event in pictures
Thousands attend march in coastal Donegal town to commemorate the Battle of the Boyne
No money yet released from €8m special needs funds despite Tanáiste’s pledges
Groups due to benefit from funds asked to reapply with no guarantee they will receive grant
How to move to a remote Irish island, to live a ‘better way of life’
There are tens of thousands of euro in grants available to renovate an island home, but life there might not suit everyone
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