Teenager (15) killed at Donegal rally named locally
Tadhg Callaghan Carter was among group of spectators injured following incident at event near Letterkenny on Saturday
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Donegal International Rally cancelled after teen killed and other spectators injured
Organisers confirm cancellation of remainder of event after male youth dies and other spectators injured
RIAI Architecture Awards: Bolands Mills, Blackrock Park Teahouse and RCSI facade among winners
Architectural firm Henry J Lyons wins five awards including public building, universal design, and urban design
‘Masterclass in inclusive design’: Ireland’s favourite building in RIAI public choice award revealed
Little Angels School, the new facade at Royal College of Surgeons, and Shackleton Experience among people’s top picks in RIAI Architecture Awards 2026
‘They tortured us,’ one of seven Latvians trafficked to Ireland tells court after first conviction of its kind
One victims said he was treated ‘worse than a workhorse ... I felt that I had no rights’
Long shifts, understaffing and mental toll ‘causing six in 10 nurses to consider quitting’
‘Heartbreaking that we cannot do what we were trained to,’ delegate tells INMO conference
Army bomb squad called in after suspicious device found in Donegal
‘Controlled explosion’ carried out on object, which appeared ‘discarded’
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
Austrian investor pays over €16m for leading Donegal hotel
Lanthorn acquires four-star Letterkenny property for Thomas Röggla’s TMR Hotel Collection
What will €595,000 buy in France, Italy, Portugal Spain and Donegal?
One price, home and away: from a converted church in Letterkenny to a country home in Marsciano
Dead mouse and rodent droppings led to closure of Letterkenny retailer
Inspectors found droppings on food packaging and food itself, with gaps noted at rear of premises
Funding crisis for secondary schools
The suggestion that schools are sitting on piles of cash is deeply offensive to those of us struggling to keep the lights on
‘Growing up I thought Ireland was boring. When I moved to the US that changed’
Molly Nic Céile creates Irish language videos for her Gaeilge i mo Chroí channels and teaches at the Irish Arts Centre in Manhattan
Skechers opens first warehouse-style store at Letterkenny Retail Park
Athleisure brand begins trading from large-format unit while Boots opens new, larger store at Donegal scheme
Construction inflation and labour shortages could hit major health projects, HSE says
Health service to open five surgical hubs and submit planning permission for two hospitals this year
‘I’ve never felt like an outsider’: An Indian man on finding his cricket tribe in Donegal
Arriving from India two decades ago, Ramm Goud Sama joined St Johnston Cricket Club, then cofounded Letterkenny Cricket Club
Haughey, Streep and the Queen of Tory: Donegal photographer hangs up his camera after four decades
Four-hundred photographs from veteran photojournalist Declan Doherty are on exhibition in Donegal
Experts call for tighter air pollution rules as tougher standards loom
Ireland’s air quality meets existing requirements but falls short of new criteria
Children and teacher taken home in Garda car after serious defects found in schoolbus
Bus company owner fined €1,800 at Letterkenny District Court after vehicle found to have eight serious defects
Man charged with murder of Donegal businessman Stephen McCahill
Accused is nephew of deceased and popular local musician
Sinn Féin’s property portfolio: Inside the wealthiest political party in the State
Some properties claimed as being owned by party in 2023 were not included in accounts lodged for the following year
Man who travelled to Donegal to meet ‘fictional child’ to stand trial
Man (20s) charged with communicating with another person for purpose of facilitating sexual exploitation of a child
New Bishop of Raphoe named by Pope Leo
Bishop of Ossory Niall Coll to take up position in the Co Donegal diocese
Man given suspended sentence after stealing and driving Bus Éireann bus from Donegal to Dublin
Derek Dunne (24) drove vehicle down M1 before abandoning it on Sheriff Street
Man (20s) admits causing unlawful termination of pregnancy
Accused assaulted complainant and forced her to take tablets to abort foetus
Six family members to stand trial after church brawl in Donegal
It follows an incident during Mass at the Church of the Irish Martyrs in Letterkenny in August
Man accused of harassing IPAS centre operator given restraining order
Alleged verbal and physical threats were so bad, wife of operator now wants to move from home
‘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
Palestinian mothers of seriously ill children refuse relocation to Donegal due to healthcare concerns
Children’s Health Ireland determines it safe to transfer care to regional health centre
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
The Dirty Souls Letterkenny takeaway review: Low-and-slow tastes of the deep south in the northwest
A husband-and-wife team bring Texas barbecue know-how to Donegal to produce top-tier brisket
Postmortems due on bodies of father and son found at Donegal house
Gardaí treating incident in Letterkenny as murder-suicide and seeking witnesses
Man granted ‘dying wish’ by being airlifted home to Donegal
Patrick Diver was from Donegal, but was receiving palliative care in Galway
Covid-19: 1,545 more cases reported with 43 additional deaths in last seven days
HSE suspends walk-ins at coronavirus test centres as demand soars in last 48 hours
Carndonagh records highest Covid-19 incidence rate for sixth week in a row
Latest local electoral area data shows virus spread continues to be an issue in Border counties
Garda intelligence warns of attacks on vaccine centres and phone masts
Officers advised to be watchful for threats from far-right and anti-vaccination groups
‘Grey euro’ lures overseas buyers into nursing homes as small players feel the squeeze
Making money ‘has never been more difficult’ than now for a small operator
Surge in people seeking Covid-19 tests in Limerick
Contact tracers find growing number of cases in county linked to social gatherings
Covid-19: One further death and 434 new cases reported by Nphet
National Ambulance Service to double its capacity from next week to speed up vaccines to the housebound
Dublin’s Ongar locality registers highest Covid-19 infection rate
Tullamore in Co Offaly had topped table for weeks but has fallen to 19th position
Inquiry into woman’s detention in quarantine at Dublin hotel formally ended
Emma Kelly was fully vaccinated and tested negative for Covid-19, court hears
In the middle of April, I will leave Donegal for Alicante
Karla McGarvey lives and works on Spain’s Costa Blanca with her husband and daughter
Airline technology firm Sita to create 55 jobs in Donegal
Company hopes to capitalise on airline industry’s recovery
Eighteen Irish panto productions for all the family to watch this season
Pantomimes and family shows have gone online – or even switched to a drive-in format
Department of Housing ‘crossed the line’ in criticising asylum seeker plans, O’Brien says
Junior minister responds as department calls accommodation proposals ‘not workable’
Tata Consultancy Services agrees to buy Donegal-based Pramerica
Letterkenny employees will transfer to Indian IT giant TCS
From Donegal catch to a glass of Australian red: the Irish chef making ready meals during a pandemic
‘I haven’t been back home for nearly four years and I really miss my family’
Culture Night could be hit by new Dublin coronavirus restrictions
Some events will probably have to be cancelled if Dublin is raised to Level 3 on Friday
McGettigan family launch new boutique hotel brand
The Address Collective bring together several high-profile hotels in Dublin and Cork
These crowd-pleasing fishcakes are easy to make and use the best Irish produce
Kitchen Cabinet: Chef Chris Molloy of the Lemon Tree pairs them with egg and truffle chips
Virus of Covid-19 conspiracy theories spreads to Ireland
People urged to ignore misinformation linking coronavirus to 5G technology
New academic post at TCD to be named after Fr Tony Coote
Motor neuron disease sufferer helped raise almost €700,000 in walk from Donegal to Cork
Tractors sold online for up to €20,000 by fraudsters posing as Irish company
Romanian criminal gang under investigation using fake passports to open bank accounts
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