Donegal County Council is the first local authority in Ireland to launch a Remote Working for Business Strategy that will see the county making the most of the benefits that the growth in remote working is bringing to Donegal.
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A leading Donegal hotel has announced 50 new jobs as part of a €500,000 investment at the 4-star property.
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Few are better placed to provide an overview on tourism and hospitality in Donegal than Noel Cunningham. Possibly the only thing he is more passionate about is our wonderful county. Here Donegal Noel, as he is affectionately known by many, talks D...
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This past year has highlighted the potential of remote work and the opportunities it can present for communities in Donegal. Grow Remote is a national non-profit organisation whose focus is to provide support networks for remote workers and raise ...
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With Covid 19 causing a shift in peoples work patterns and facilitating the ability to work from anywhere, we have seen many natives return to reap the rewards of Donegal living as they are reminded of the fulfilling quality of life on offer here.
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The new Údarás na Gaeltachta Strategic Plan 2021-2025 was officially launched by Government Chief Whip and the Minister of State for Sport and the Gaeltacht, Jack Chambers, T.D., in association with the Údarás na Gaeltachta Chairperson, Anna Ní Gh...
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Based in Gaoth Dobhair, Co. Donegal, Irish Pressings are market leaders in their field of designing and manufacturing press tools and parts primarily to the automotive industry. Here we speak with Sales and Logistics Manager, Karen Campbell, and B...
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Virtual Teic is a pioneering virtual modeling software business which brings 2D building plans to life, enabling users to experience how new builds will look using the company’s state of the art technology. Based in Gaoth Dobhair, here we speak wi...
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Born in Oregon, USA, Eva Doherty Gremmert has strong Donegal connections with her grandmother Rose ‘Rosie Newman Doherty born 27th August 1890 in Ballyloskey, Carndonagh and her grandfather 'William Thomas Doherty' born 20th May 1881 in Ballygorm...
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Bridie Gallagher, "Ireland's first truly international pop star" was born in Creeslough on September 7th, 1924. She had enjoyed worldwide fame with songs such as A Mother’s Love’s A Blessing and The Green Glens Of Antrim. and achieved internationa...
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