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18 hours ago

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18 hours ago

LMC Fire Safety 074 9103150 Kiltoy Business Park, Letterkenny, F92 WR5V provide and service Fire Extinguishers, Fire Alarms, Fire Suppression Systems and Fire Hydrants. We also provide Fire Training. With our engineers having a combined 50+ years experience in the Fire Protection Industry, we offer a professional service at competitive rates.
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19 hours ago

RECOMMENDED GIG: MAX RODDY - Peter Pan – The Tour That Never Grew Up...
The fastest rise of any Irish comedian in recent memory, Derry man Max Roddy has exploded onto the scene in just 17 months.

In under sixty minutes, Max showcases exactly why he’s become a must-see act on both sides of the Irish Sea. With bookings from the three biggest comedy clubs in the UK — including being named a “Comedian to Watch” at London’s legendary Top Secret Comedy Club — Max has become the first act from his hometown to ever headline these venues. Many are calling this his breakout year.

With over 40 million views online in under two years, Max brings the kind of early-career momentum that only a rare few ever catch. His on-stage energy is pure rocket fuel — think Peter Kay and Lee Evans had a child who never learned to sit still. Unpredictable, mischievous, and outright hilarious, Max delivers a “what will he say next?” presence that keeps audiences buzzing for weeks afterward.

Peter Pan is the show that refuses to grow up… and you won’t want it to end.
Friday, May 1st — there’s only one place you need to be.

Grab your tickets, buckle in, and witness Ireland’s latest star before he takes off for good.

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20 hours ago

☀️ DONEGAL RECORDS THE WARMEST DAY OF 2026 TO DATE WITH 22c 🌡️

Donegal Airport has hit 22c making it the warmest day of 2026 to date as much of the country away from the southwest basks in some lovely spring sunshine. Temperatures are around 3C above normal currently for the time of year.

There is a potential for a few showers in the sourhwest and west this evening, tonight and into Saturday morning with some heavy thundery ones. Most place will stay dry.

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20 hours ago

Today is the 110th anniversary of the Easter Rising.
On Monday 24 April 1916, Patrick Pearse read the Proclamation of the Irish Republic to a group of onlookers outside the General Post Office (GPO) in Dublin. The confusion over mobilisation ensured that the Rising was confined mainly to Dublin.
Among those in the GPO with Pearse was Joseph Sweeney, from Burtonport.
Sweeney was then a 19 year-old student in University College Dublin. He had been a pupil of Pearse’s at St. Enda’s School in Rathfarnham and still lived there in 1916, acting as courier and explosives maker. His account of his actions during Easter Week, later written in his application for a military pension, states that he was part of E Company, 4th Battalion, Dublin Brigade, and that his Officers Commanding were Pearse and Liam Clarke. His short account of events that week include his statement that he “served during the entire week in the GPO and Moore Street, being engaged for the most part sniping . . .”
His claim was backed up by several witnesses, one of whom added that, “he was an active volunteer and was engaged in the manufacture of munitions at St Enda’s college prior to Easter Week” (Military Archives Pension Collection). He was one of James Connolly’s stretcher bearers.
Joseph Sweeney would go on to become the youngest TD of the first Dáil in 1919, having been elected in the 1918 General Election. In 1921 he was appointed O/C, 1st Northern Division, IRA. Joseph Sweeney fought on the Pro-Treaty side during the Irish Civil War and remained in the army until his retirement in 1940. He later became Secretary of the Red Cross in Ireland.
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22 hours ago

2 Gardaí sustain bite and eye injuries in assault at Letterkenny council offices...

TWO GARDAÍ sustained a range of injuries after being assaulted during a call-out to county council offices in Letterkenny, including bite injuries and an injury to one garda’s eye.

It’s understood that council staff called for garda assistance when a man who was present with his family became difficult to handle.

The incident took place at a public services centre on Neil T. Blaney Road, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal.

Injuries sustained by gardaí included a bite to the hand and the groin area, and an eye injury that caused a garda to bleed from his eye at the scene.

Both gardaí were hospitalised for their injuries and have since been discharged.

The incident happened in front of members of the public and children, it’s understood.

A man in his 30s has been arrested in relation to the incident and is being detained by gardaí, and a woman in her 30s who was also arrested at the scene has been charged and released.

Donegal-based Garda and former Garda Representative Association (GRA) President Brendan O’Connor today commended the “courage and dedication” of his colleagues who, despite their injuries, “brought the incident to a proper conclusion”.

“I wish them a speedy recovery,” he added.

Grda O’Connor said the incident is a reminder of the dangers gardaí face.

“There is room for improvement in terms of equipment and technology and training, all of which needs to be further examined.

“While we cannot always predict which incidents will turn violent we can do more to protect our people both in terms of the consequences for assailants and providing a safer working environment,” he added.

The woman who was charged is due to appear before Letterkenny District Court on Monday.

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23 hours ago

🚜 Protect What Matters Most – Your Farm, Your Livelihood 🌾
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23 hours ago

No gimmicks. No inflated prices. Just fair value. at Crawford Tiles & More 📍 Visit us at Dungorman, Castlefinn, Co. Donegal, F93 F642
📞 Call us on 074 914 3942 crawfordtiles.com
We Keep things simple at Crawford Tiles & More.
By buying straight from the manufacturers, we avoid unnecessary mark-ups and pass those savings directly to you.
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23 hours ago

REDUCED TABLE LAMP
WAS €129
NOW ONLY €89.00
While stocks last from Grove Furnishings 074 912 1064 Kiltoy Road, Letterkenny, F92YW83 grovefurnishings.ie
🚚 Come in and browse the fabulous selection. So much to choose from among our 7 departments with a free delivery service 🚚
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23 hours ago

GAA: Team announcement 📢 Senior Football 🏐

Ulster GAA Senior Football championship 2026

The sun is out, O'Donnell Park looks UNREAL and are panel are ready 🙌 💛💚

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1 day ago

GAA: Hugh McFadden has compared the aftermath of last year’s All-Ireland final to a “grieving process”.

Until such a day as it becomes the ghost of summer present, last year’s defeat by Kerry will remain Donegal’s ghost of summer past.

Hugh talks All-Ireland ‘grieving process’, being opinionated and his father’s influence.

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1 day ago

☀️ WARMEST DAY OF 2026 SO FAR EXPECTED TODAY🌡️

Today is likely to be the warmest day of 2026 to date with temperatures set to rise to potentially 21c to 22c in parts of the northwest and west. Donegal, Sligo, Mayo & Galway warmest.

Enjoy the sunshine ☀️

Saturday and Sunday there will be more of a mix of cloud and sunny spells with temperatures in places potentially hit the low 20s again but in general in the high teens.

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2 days ago

***UPDATE*** Sad news to report this evening...
Following the discovery of a body, the missing person appeal in respect of Kian Gillespie from Carrick, Co. Donegal, who was reported missing from Ballinode, Sligo, since Wednesday, 22nd April 2026, has been stood down.
Our condolences to Kian's family and friends on their sad loss.
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2 days ago

💜 In the first 6 months of 2025, Donegal Gardaí logged 815 domestic abuse reports. Abuse is happening in our communities, but support is available and no woman has to face it alone.

At Donegal Women's Centre, we are committed to supporting women affected by abuse. Our Trauma-Informed Psychotherapy and Counselling Service offers a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental space to:
• Process experiences of abuse, whether current, recent, or historical
• Access professional guidance and emotional support
• Rebuild confidence, resilience, and wellbeing
• Explore options and referrals for ongoing care and protection

You are not alone. Support exists, and help is available to guide you through safety, healing, and recovery. Every woman has the right to live free from fear, harm, and control. 💜

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