On Wednesday last, social media platforms were buzzing with an overwhelming number of posts, messages and videos celebrating #LoveDonegal day.
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Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys TD, has today announced a the list of towns and villages to receive support for the enhancement of streetscapes and shopfronts, which included 5 Donegal recipients. The Streetsca...
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Over €378k in funding has been announced for Cultural & Arts organisations in Donegal.
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When multinational professional services network, EY announced this year’s finalists for Irish Entrepreneur of the Year, two names stood out to readers from Donegal. Buncrana man Michael McKinney, Managing Director of Inishowen Engineering and Kar...
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Donegal.ie hosted a Remote Working webinar last Thursday (29th of July) which featured a panel discussion with special guests and dignitaries, including the Cathaoirleach of Donegal County Council Jack Murray and Chief Executive, John McLaughlin. ...
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Charlene Kennedy is a native of Donegal, in her own words she is a ‘home bird’, but always questioned if she could advance her career and live in Donegal. At 18 she left the county to pursue a career in Law at NUI Galway. After several career move...
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Donegal Film Office is delighted to announce that, Letterkenny based filmmaker and visual artist James Doherty is the recipient of the first Donegal Film Bursary.
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The Engineering and Consultancy company ARUP, have been provided with the contract to take forward the cross-border, All Island Strategic Rail Review. The analysis will look at all aspects of rail on the island of Ireland, including whether it ...
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Back in May, EY announced their shortlist of 24 finalists for the EY Entrepreneur of the Year, defined as the true definition of “Unstoppable in their pursuit to make Ireland a better place to live and work.” One of these “Unstoppables” is Karl...
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The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Charlie McConalogue has accepted a business case from Bord Iascaigh Mhara’s (BIM) for the development of a new Sea Survival Training Unit at BIM’s National Fisheries Training College in Greencastle...
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