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Donegal pupils to tackle online misinformation and disinformation

Steps are being made to educate pupils on how to use Artificial Intelligence, with 15 Donegal schools already availing of the service

ATU confirms increase in demand across all its campuses

ATU says it has seen a strong increase in CAO acceptances, with many students choosing to pursue their higher education in their own local area. This year, there have been more than 5,200 CAO acceptances at the university, with CAO intake seeing growing demand across a diverse range of programmes. Meanwhile, tomorrow is the closing […] The post ATU confirms increase in demand across all its campuses appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Ward seeks the establishment of a state led body to help vulnerable people trapped in a DCB nightmare

  The Taoiseach’s been urged to set up a national body to provide a state led option for vulnerable defective concrete homeowners who do not have the means of getting on the current remediation scheme. The issue was raised by Deputy Charles Ward who said there many who do not have the physical financial or […] The post Ward seeks the establishment of a state led body to help vulnerable people trapped in a DCB nightmare appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and...

McDonald: Hostility towards whistleblowers in An Garda Síochána ‘as bad as ever’

Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald clashed over Garda Protected Disclosures as Dáil Éireann resumed.

Irish Unity debated in Leinster House as Dail returns after summer break

The issue of Irish Unity was one of the issues debated in Leinster House this afternoon as the Dail resumed after the summer break. Speaking during the debate on the order of business, Donegal TD and Sinn Fen Chief Whip Padraig MacLochlainn said a debate is needed as soon as possible……. Earlier, the Taoiseach Michael […] The post Irish Unity debated in Leinster House as Dail returns after summer break appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

PSNI chief says he will address recommendations from Noah Donohoe inquest

Northern Ireland’s Chief Constable says the PSNI will address any recommendations following the inquest into the death of Noah Donohoe. A jury found no police failings contributed to the 14-year-old’s death in June 2020. However, jurors identified a number of later investigative errors. PSNI Chief Constable John Boutcher says he will deal with those involved […] The post PSNI chief says he will address recommendations from Noah Donohoe inquest appeared first on Highland Radio -...

One of the toughest ever races - Katie-George Dunlevy on World Cup win

Back home in England this week, Katie-George Dunlevy reflected on another World Gold medal won in the Time Trial at the Para Cycling World Championships in Huntsville, Alabama the previous week.

Hundreds hit the ground running for Primary Schools Cross Country at Finn Valley AC

Hundreds of participants turned out for the annual primary schools cross country event at Finn Valley AC this morning. Around 700 children took part in an exciting day of action to formally open the cross country season in Donegal with over 20 schools represented on the day. Schools from Donegal and Tyrone were in attendance […] The post Hundreds hit the ground running for Primary Schools Cross Country at Finn Valley AC appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Taoiseach rejects calls for windfall tax on energy companies profits

Micheál Martin said there is “no evidence” it would reduce prices, but added it would be kept under review.

Expert medical weight management arrives in Letterkenny with deep Donegal roots

The Weight Loss Medics has officially expanded into Ireland, launching face-to-face clinics on the Pearse Road in Letterkenny alongside nationwide video consultations.

'Parents need to educate themselves' - Psychologist David Coleman brings tour to Donegal

Renowned clinical psychologist Dr David Coleman is bringing his nationwide tour to Letterkenny next month

NTA confirms it is seeking funding for a bus service in Letterkenny

The National Transport Authority has confirmed it is seeking funding for a town bus service for Letterkenny as part of the upcoming Budget. The confirmation came during discussions at the Oireachtas Transport Committee earlier today. Cllr Jimmy Kavanagh says he’s been working with Senator Manus Boyle and others on this issue, and he’s now calling […] The post NTA confirms it is seeking funding for a bus service in Letterkenny appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal...

Planned accommodation an operational necessity for Donegal Golf Resort

Proposed staff accommodation building for Rosapenna Hotel could help Downings housing market says support documents

Opposition TDs call on ROI footballers to follow Ed Sheeran acts and speak out

They have been encouraged to speak up ahead of the upcoming Nations League fixture with Israel, after Ed Sheeran’s supporting acts left his tour.

National Broadband Plan gains planning for third Donegal island

Planning approved by Donegal County Council for installation at Inishbofin Island

'Downings is a victim of its own success'

Cllr Declan Meehan called for Donegal County Council to urgently acquire land and secure funding for a public car park in Downings to address severe summer congestion

Tunnelling and station construction works for Dublin metro to begin in 2028

The cost of building the MetroLink has more than doubled in the last four years, with the estimated price now between 14.44 billion euro to 17.49bn.

O’Neill cannot be separated from First Minister’s responsibilities, says Swinney

The SNP leader commented after the DUP said Michelle O’neill had been ‘cosplaying’ as first minister.

Darren McGinley content as Glenswilly bounce back in style

Darren McGinley admits that his side had a point to prove in their SFC preliminary round win over Termon.

‘We need solutions - at the moment, there are none’

Letterkenny councillors unanimously backed suspending two major Active Travel roadworks projects amid concerns over severe traffic congestion and its impact on local businesses.

Spar change! €500,000 EuroMillions ticket sold in Donegal shop

“The winner could be anyone who stopped by on Monday and picked up a EuroMillions ticket”

Winning Lotto ticket bought in Donegal

A winning Lotto ticket has been bought in Donegal. The Quick Pick ticket was purchased at Spar Bridgend on the Buncrana Road in Bridgend last Monday. The winner is the biggest prize winner in the country from last night’s EuroMillions Plus draw. The winning numbers were 08, 10, 25, 30 and 41. The post Winning Lotto ticket bought in Donegal appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Four fined after taking part in illegal Palestine procession in Derry

Four people have been convicted at Derry Magistrate’s Court today for taking part in an illegal procession in support of Palestine. A prosecutor described it as a minor act of civil disobedience. 70-year-old Goretti Horgan of Westland Avenue, 36-year-old Davina Pulis of Knoxhill Park, 60-year-old Robert Paul Maxwell of Rathlin Drive and 27-year-old Jude Coffey […] The post Four fined after taking part in illegal Palestine procession in Derry appeared first on Highland Radio -...

Daily Mirror publisher Reach cutting 220 jobs in editorial overhaul

The national and regional publisher is also shutting its KentLive, AberdeenLive and GalwayBeo titles.

‘We stand behind every word he said’: More Ed Sheeran supports back Macklemore

The US rapper spoke out in support of the people of Gaza and the West Bank.

‘People are going to get hurt’ amid legal aid dispute, judge predicts

A judge has predicted it is ‘now inevitable that people are going to get hurt’ due to delays in court amid the dispute over criminal legal aid.

The Greg Hughes Show | Wednesday | 16/09/2026

Today we address the sexualisation of women in sports media, legal developments surrounding the Noah Donohoe inquest, fallout in the global music industry, local recovery initiatives, and our third Irish Music Month finalist showcase. Inside Today’s Episode: 🗞️ The Morning Press: We open the programme with our daily scan of the regional and national headlines […] The post The Greg Hughes Show | Wednesday | 16/09/2026 appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Sliabh Liag murder investigation featured in Forensic Science Ireland report

The killing of Robert Wilkin in Sliabh Liag has appeared as a case study in the latest annual report of Forensic Science Ireland. The fatal assault happened in July 2023, and the evidence examined by the FSI was used in the trial. The body recovered from the sea has been identified as Robert Wilkin through […] The post Sliabh Liag murder investigation featured in Forensic Science Ireland report appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Dáil resumes today after summer break

The Dáil meets later for the first day back since its summer holidays. TDs haven’t met since the middle of July, other than an emergency sitting in August to delay excise hikes on fuel. Political Correspondent Seán Defoe reports: The post Dáil resumes today after summer break appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Free Letterkenny event aims to connect people with mental health supports

A free event in Letterkenny is aiming to connect adults who may be struggling with their mental health with the supports available across Donegal. The HSE’s Recovery in Action event is being organised by Donegal Mental Health Service and Connecting for Life Donegal. It will provide an opportunity for people to speak openly about mental […] The post Free Letterkenny event aims to connect people with mental health supports appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Cllr warns 'too late if somebody gets injured' on Cavangarden junction

Cllr Michael McMahon tables motion on South Donegal junction described as ‘dangerous’ at Donegal MD meeting

Noah Donohoe inquest: Solicitor says police failings were “a good foundation for what was to come next”

A jury in Belfast’s found police failings didn’t lead to the death of schoolboy Noah Donohoe six years ago. Noah disappeared in the city in June 2020 and his body was found six days later in an underground water tunnel. Niall Murphy, a solicitor representing the Donohoe family, spoke on The Greg Hughes Show this […] The post Noah Donohoe inquest: Solicitor says police failings were “a good foundation for what was to come next” appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal...

PSNI reissue appeal one month after fatal Limavady road collision

Detectives from the PSNI’s Collision Investigation Unit are reissuing an appeal for information, one month on from a fatal road traffic collision in Limavady. The collision happened on Sunday, August 16th, when a woman in her 50s was struck by a car on the Drumrane Road at around 2.50pm. She died at the scene. Police […] The post PSNI reissue appeal one month after fatal Limavady road collision appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Homebuilding time has doubled to four years, Central Bank says

The time is takes to build a home has doubled in a decade. The Central Bank’s latest report shows it takes four years from the initial lodging of a planning application to when the home is completed. The Bank also highlights a fall in completions in the second quarter of the year, however it expects […] The post Homebuilding time has doubled to four years, Central Bank says appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

DMG MOTORS invite to experience new CUPRA Raval at exclusive launch

DNG MOTORS invites customers to experience the all-new CUPRA Raval at exclusive CUPRA NIGHT launch event

NSPCA, Council probe sinister death of puppy in Moville public toilets

“The welfare of animals is a matter of real importance, and any incident involving the death or possible mistreatment of an animal is understandably upsetting”

Letterkenny Golf Club all set to host the Donegal Youth Finals this Sunday

There is likely to be a hive of activity on the fairways and greens at Barnhill this Sunday from 1:30pm

In pictures: Members of the St Eunan's College class of 1976 celebrate reunion

Fifty years on, the Letterkenny secondary school welcomed back students who completed their Leaving Cert in 1976

Council responds after deceased puppy found in Moville public toilet

Donegal County Council has issued a statement following the discovery of a deceased puppy in a public disabled toilet in Moville around ten days ago. The Council says the incident has been brought to the attention of the NSPCA and that it understands the concern and distress the incident has caused in the local community, […] The post Council responds after deceased puppy found in Moville public toilet appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

McShea's Say: Integration argument ‘hollow in the extreme’

The fallout and the blame game that evolved after the chair of the integration committee, former President Mary McAleese, resigned last week has done little to enhance the prospects of a quick resolution to this problem.

A Field Day in Moville as town’s fascinating history comes to life

Retired GP leads County Donegal Historical Society tour exploring Moville’s history from ancient settlers and poitin-making to its heyday as a fishing and travel hub

Letterkenny Tidy Towns to launch new Green Guide for residents

Gerard McCormick, Co-Chairperson for Letterkenny Tidy Towns explains: ‘We wanted to create something that people could pick up and use. There are so many simple things we can all do in our homes, gardens and everyday lives that can make a difference’

Bundoran surf art exhibition to explore Ireland’s relationship with the Atlantic

Saltwater II – An Exhibition of Irish Surf Art opens on Friday, September 25 at the Kevin Lowery Gallery

All of Ed Sheeran’s Loop tour supporting acts quit after Macklemore dropped

Aaron Rowe, Finneas, Lukas Graham and Sheeran’s tour band Beoga all posted on social media that they had withdrawn from the tour.

DTP launches participatory democracy toolkit

  Donegal Travellers Project has supported the creation of a participative democracy toolkit through a PEACEPLUS funded project. Launching the project last evening to mark ‘International Democracy Day‘, DTP says that alongside solidarity, inclusion, and participation, the sharing and availability of knowledge on how our systems work and how to get involved is an important […] The post DTP launches participatory democracy toolkit appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest...

Foyle MLA raises concerns over children’s exposure to smartphones

A Foyle MLA has told the Assembly at Stormont that smartphones are giving children access to material that would be heavily regulated in any other context. Sinead McLaughlin said an event in Derry organised by Surestart was an eye-opener, with figure presented showing the extent to which exposure to smartphones from a young age is […] The post Foyle MLA raises concerns over children’s exposure to smartphones appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Reservoir maintenance works taking place in Inishowen

Reservoir maintenance works are taking place in Inishowen over the coming days. Uisce Eireann says cleaning works are scheduled to commence at 4 o’clock this afternoon at Gleneely Reservoir, Culdaff, with crews beginning work at Crislemore Reservoir, Moville, at 8amc tomorrow morning, before carrying out maintenance at Keenagh Reservoir in Malin Head from 4pm this […] The post Reservoir maintenance works taking place in Inishowen appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal...

‘Extremely concerned’ – Bar of Ireland calls for immediate end to pay dispute

The representative body has called for the fee structure dispute to be resolved by the new legal year on October 5.

Irish President speaks of ‘strong ties’ with Scotland as visit gets under way

Catherine Connolly is making a four-day official visit to Scotland, starting with talks with First Minister John Swinney on Wednesday.

Artists touring with Ed Sheeran quit over rapper’s removal amid Palestine row

US rapper Macklemore was removed from Sheeran Loop Tour and vocalising support for Gaza.

Active Travel Project and traffic calming measures asked for Churchill

Councillor Michael McBride has requested two solutions he feels would reduce speeding in Churchill

Donegal Travellers Project Peaceplus programme launched in Lifford

Donegal Travellers Project Peaceplus programme ‘Diversity and Decision Making In An Intercultural Future’ launched a participative democracy toolkit in conjunction with Donegal Public Participation Network

Call made for Letterkenny traffic meeting ahead of Christmas

Cllr Tomás Seán Devine made the call for a meeting to take place ahead of the Christmas period to discuss traffic.

Donegal‘s Gaeltacht areas to host Culture Night events aimed at young people

Gort an Choirce, Derrybeg, Ghaoth Dobhair and Arranmore are all hosting Culture Night events on September 18

Judge wishes new Moville restaurant ‘best of luck’ as licence granted

The much-anticipated Bank Restaurant is due to open this autumn in the former Bank of Ireland building

Taoiseach indicates budget will address home heating oil costs

The Taoiseach is indicating the Government will address rising home heating oil costs in this year’s budget. It follows figures from the Central Statistics Office last week, showing home heating oil prices were up 44 percent in the last year. Its understand any supports or tax measures on oil would be separate to fuel and […] The post Taoiseach indicates budget will address home heating oil costs appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Suspending Letterkenny Active Travel Plans is 'common sense'

Letterkenny councillors ask to suspend the proposed works for Letterkenny Active Travel.

'Businesses will close if this continues. Not might. Will'

Evolve Clothing in Letterkenny has expressed its frustration at the ongoing traffic issues in the town

News, Sport and Obituaries on Tuesday September 15th

News, Sport and Obituaries on Tuesday September 15th………. The post News, Sport and Obituaries on Tuesday September 15th appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Death notices and funeral arrangements for Donegal on Tuesday, September 15

Updated death notices and funeral arrangements for County Donegal

Michael O’Leary comments ‘had impact on victims’, minister says

Comments by Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary ‘had an impact on victims’ of rape, an Irish Cabinet minister has said.

'Donegal has the talent, expertise and entrepreneurial spirit'

A gathering for Aquatech and Marine Engineering heard that Donegal and the North West is well-positioned to capitalise on Blue Economy Growth

Six gardaí to be trained in pursuit by end of year

It will take years for ‘substantial’ numbers of gardaí to receive pursuit training, a representative organisation has said.

Graffiti cleared at Warden Beach

Anti-muslim graffiti on walls at Warden Beach in Fanad has been cleared. It’s been confirmed this afternoon the walls have been power washed and repainted. The graffiti, which appeared on Sunday night has been widely condemned in the area. The post Graffiti cleared at Warden Beach appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Traffic a major topic of discussion at today’s meeting of Letterkenny Milford MD

Traffic in Letterkenny was a hot topic at today’s meeting of Letterkenny Milford Muncipal District. A number of councillors raised the ongoing congestion at the meeting in Milford Public Services Centre Several motions addressing specific issues were raised, including one seeking a proactive meeting regarding Christmas traffic, and a one-way system at Knocknamona Roundabout for […] The post Traffic a major topic of discussion at today’s meeting of Letterkenny Milford MD appeared...

‘People are entitled to protest’: Taoiseach on criticism from President’s sister

Dr Margaret Connolly criticised the Taoiseach and US President while protesting against the visit of Donald Trump.

Taoiseach signals cut to tax on home heating oil in Budget

Micheál Martin said the Government is ‘conscious’ of the global impacts on fuel and on energy prices.

Council seeking more money from TII for the maintenance of greenways

Donegal County Council is being urged to write to the TII requesting an annual budget to maintain the county’s greenways. Cllr Michael McBride says some greenways are already falling into a state of disrepair, with pebbles, stones and overgrown bushes making them less attractive and usable. He says the Council needs to ensure it can […] The post Council seeking more money from TII for the maintenance of greenways appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Drugs and other items seized during Derry search

Police in Derry say they seized suspected Class B and Class C controlled drugs during a search in the Skeoge area today. Drug-related paraphernalia was also seized, as well as a quantity of cigarettes and tobacco. The seizures were made during a planned search by Ballyarnett Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT), who were assisted by Foyleside […] The post Drugs and other items seized during Derry search appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Seafood Ireland Alliance calls on Government to deliver ahead of Budget

Dominic Rihan of the Killybegs Fishermen's Organisation said: ‘We understand the pressures on the public finances, but this is a targeted, time-limited ask built on a plan the industry helped shape. Government needs to deliver on commitments already made’

Taoiseach says Sinn Fein may have set back Irish unity with their latest move

The Taoiseach says Sinn Fein has set back Irish unity by collaborating with Wales and Scotland on the issue. It comes 24 hours after the heads of Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, along with Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald agreed to work together toward independence from Downing Street. They announced ‘Westminster’s time was coming […] The post Taoiseach says Sinn Fein may have set back Irish unity with their latest move appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and...

'There has been an undeniable acceleration now in the conversation on Irish unity'

Deputy Pearse Doherty and Deputy Pádraig Mac Lochlainn have backed the signing in Cardiff of a Memorandum of Understanding

Letterkenny company urges council to halt road works until a plan is found that works for all

  As councillors debate the ongoing traffic problems in Letterkenny, attributed by many to the ongoing active travel works in the town, a Letterkenny based retailer has issued a blunt statement on social media calling for all the ongoing works to be stopped and reversed, and a halt to any new projects until there is […] The post Letterkenny company urges council to halt road works until a plan is found that works for all appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and...

SF link-up with SNP and Plaid may set back cause of Irish unity, says Taoiseach

Micheal Martin said he viewed Northern Ireland and the issue of unification as ‘exceptional’ and not linked to Scottish and Welsh independence.

Two people taken to hospital following Donegal road traffic collision

Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene of a single-vehicle road traffic collision at Breenagh, Letterkenny, which occurred at approximately 8:55am today

South Donegal road ‘unlikely’ to receive required upgrade funding

Cllr Michael McMahon submitted question on N3 from Ballyshannon to Belleek

Garda Comissioner says focus remains on extradition of transnational criminals

The Garda Commissioner said ‘there’s certainly other people that we’re looking at’.

Garda Commissioner says resources are ‘being thrown’ at policing burglary gangs

Speaking at the National Ploughing Championships in Screggan, Co Offaly, he said specialised units are in place to deal with the issue.

Derry native O’Neill confirms he will continue playing for Northern Ireland

Arsenal’s Ceadach O’Neill will continue to play for Northern Ireland at international level. The FAI had been hoping to convince the Derry native to switch his allegiance to the Republic of Ireland. The 18-year-old already has two senior caps for Northern Ireland, and manager Michael O’Neill has named him in his squad for the upcoming […] The post Derry native O’Neill confirms he will continue playing for Northern Ireland appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest...

Islamophobic graffiti on public toilets at Donegal beach condemned

‘There is no place in our community for this wanton defacement of community facilities and brainless, offensive messaging’

Cllr Martin Farren condemns ‘callous’ act after puppy found drowned

There has been outrage following the discovery of a drowned puppy in a disabled toilet at a public facility in Moville. The incident is believed to have happened around 10 days ago, with a staff member carrying out maintenance work discovering the animal. Cllr Martin Farren, Cathaoirleach of the Inishowen Municipal District, says he was […] The post Cllr Martin Farren condemns ‘callous’ act after puppy found drowned appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Donegal trio named in Republic of Ireland Under-17 squad

Three Donegal teenagers have been named in the Republic of Ireland Under-17 squad for their four upcoming friendlies later this month.

Social Democrats say Eoin Hayes not in hiding from constituency press conference

Social Democrats TD Eoin Hayes is not in hiding, the party said.

Simms family leads Donegal cohort in National Ploughing Championships

17 Donegal entrants in 2026 National Ploughing Championships, including seven members of the Simms family

The Greg Hughes Show | Tuesday | 15/09/2026

    Today we address anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim graffiti in Donegal and Dublin, debate the sexualisation of women in sports media, and continue our Irish Music Month local talent showcase. Inside Today’s Episode: 🚫 Condemning Hate Graffiti in Fanad & Dublin: We examine recent vandalism featuring anti-Irish and anti-Muslim sentiment in Fanad, along with anti-immigrant […] The post The Greg Hughes Show | Tuesday | 15/09/2026 appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest...

29-year-old convicted murderer unlawfully at large after day release

Police in Derry and Strabane are appealing for information after a convicted murderer failed to return to prison following day release. 29-year-old Gary Anderson was sentenced to 15 years for murder in 2023 and on a day release yesterday. Police say he has not returned to prison and has not been apprehended. Anderson is approximately […] The post 29-year-old convicted murderer unlawfully at large after day release appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Inquest hears Donegal farmer died after being crushed by quad while working in field

400-year-old Donegal church’s crypt door damaged in criminal incident

Criminal incident occurred at St. Lugadius’ Church in Lifford

Mountain bike stolen from shed in central Letterkenny

A spokesperson for Garda Síochána said: ‘We appeal to anyone who may have observed any type of suspicious activity in that area between those dates to get in touch with Gardaí in Letterkenny on 074-9167100 or the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111’

‘Cruel beyond belief’: Outrage after pup drowned in Donegal toilets

“The people who carried this out should be ashamed of themselves; They should be dealt with”

Motorist taken to hospital with serious injuries following alleged Letterkenny assault

A motorist was taken to Letterkenny University Hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries following an alleged assault on Tuesday last. This incident is reported to have happened in the area of Windyhall in Letterkenny at around 5pm. Garda Grainne Doherty joined today’s Greg Hughes with this appeal for witnesses: The post Motorist taken to hospital with serious injuries following alleged Letterkenny assault appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Teenager taken to hospital following road traffic collision incident in Dungloe

Gardaí are investigating a road traffic collision incident involving a vehicle and a teenage pedestrian in Dungloe last Thursday. It took place on the R259 at Meenmore at around 4:15pm. The injured teenager was transferred to hospital to receive medical treatment for serious but non-life threatening injuries. No other injuries were reported. Gardaí are appealing […] The post Teenager taken to hospital following road traffic collision incident in Dungloe appeared first on Highland Radio -...

Man needs medical attention after alleged assault in Letterkenny

The incident took place last week at Windyhall in Letterkenny and Gardaí are appealing for witnesses following a fall-out over a traffic-related incident

Two separate road collisions reported in Donegal within minutes this morning

Emergency services have been attending the scenes of two separate road traffic collisions in Donegal this morning. The first happened at around 8.55am in Breenagh, Letterkenny, with two people taken to hospital. Just five minutes later, at around 9am, a two-car collision occurred on Church Street in St Johnston. No injuries have been reported from […] The post Two separate road collisions reported in Donegal within minutes this morning appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal...

Council’s Portnablagh Active Travel plans available for inspection

Public can inspect Portnablagh Active Travel Plans in Lifford or Dungloe

Gardaí investigating criminal damage at Lifford church

Gardaí are investigating a criminal damage incident that occurred at St. Lugadius’s, Church in Lifford between 4pm on Tuesday last and 11am on Monday. A wooden door to a crypt at the rear of the Church was kicked in and damaged between those dates. Gardaí have made an appeal to anybody who may have observed […] The post Gardaí investigating criminal damage at Lifford church appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Mountain bike stolen during Letterkenny burglary

A Garda investigation is ongoing into a burglary that occurred in the area of Fr. Mc Loone Terrace, Oldtown, Letterkenny between 9pm on Saturday the 5th of September and 7.30pm on Thursday last. A shed to the rear of a house in that area was entered between those times and a white ‘Orbea’ mountain bike […] The post Mountain bike stolen during Letterkenny burglary appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Peter Boyle and Aodh Ruadh delivered when it mattered the most

Aodh Ruadh turned in their best performance of the year after emphatically defeating Glenfin to stay in senior championship football for another year.

Carndonagh’s Ailish Tully reflects on a remarkable 40 years in education

‘If you love what you do, it never really feels like a job’ – says retired principal

EU set to propose restrictions on under-15s using social media

The EU is set to propose restrictions on under-15s accessing social media. The plan is part of an EU Kids Act, which is due to be announced this week. It would also extend to AI chatbots and online games, according to a document seen by Reuters. Children between 13 and 14 can set up an […] The post EU set to propose restrictions on under-15s using social media appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.