The Donegal Tourism Seminar showcased the challenges the tourism industry in Donegal has overcome over the last two years and the opportunities that lie ahead with key learnings from expert guest speakers.
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A new Strategy was launched today by Donegal ETB setting out their mission over the next 5 years. Key priority areas have been identified as teaching and learning, progressive and accountable organisation, and working with partners.
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As part of the official twinning partnership between Letterkenny and Rudolstadt in Germany, a delegation travelled to meet the Mayor of Rudolstadt, Jörg Reichl. The delegation was led by the Mayor of Letterkenny-Milford Municipal District, Cllr. J...
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A fantastic event showcasing the strong ‘Donegal’ offering. Strategic location, excellent connectivity, supportive business environment and a range of economic and social infrastructure projects underway, there has never been a better time to inve...
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Just over €2m has been allocated for upgrading 14 roads across 4 islands - Tory, Arranmore, Gola and Inishbofin
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Culture and heritage celebrations in Islington, UK, showcasing the strength of the connection with the Donegal Diaspora and the opportunities existing between London and Donegal.
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On Saturday the first commercial flight operated by Ireland’s newest airline took place with Emerald Airlines flying the Donegal-Dublin route for the first time.
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Blue-C is a two-year Erasmus+ funded collaboration involving a consortium of six partner countries: Malta, Spain, Netherlands, Greece, Finland and Ireland, with IDP as the Lead partner organisation. The Blue-C project will encourage blue economy ...
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Back in 2019, Avril McMonagle fulfilled a lifelong ambition. She became her own boss, setting up her own business, MOSAIC Digital Solutions of Early Education, near her home in Stroove, North East Inishowen. Dedicating 25 years of her working life...
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825 new full-time jobs were created in Gaeltacht companies in 2021, the highest number of jobs created in one year since 2008 with most of these in Donegal and Galway. When job reductions are taken into account, there is a net increase of 446 in o...
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