Donegal doctor says HSE investigating meningitis cases
Donegal GP Dr Denis McCauley says public health teams are now working through close contacts of three confirmed cases of bacterial meningitis – two of…
‘Landmark day’ in Leitrim in fight against gold mining
A new policy which prohibits the use of certain chemicals in gold mining is to be included in the Leitrim County Development plan. It’s…
Sligo Leitrim TD backs calls for free public transport for all
A Sligo Leitrim TD has backed calls for free and accessible public transport for all. The Independent Group has forward a motion on the…
42 people waiting for a bed at North West hospitals
The amount of people on trollies in hospitals across the North West has increased since Tuesday morning. Currently, there are 42 people waiting for…
Government’s plan for concrete levy ‘bad decision’ – MacLochlainn
A Donegal Deputy has claimed that defective blocks are still being produced to this day. It comes as a Sinn Fein motion, calling for…
Pay improvements within Defence Forces must be prioritised – PDForra
The representative body for members of the Defence Forces says the Government should focus on paying the members they already have before recruiting new ones.…
Sadness as former head of Yeats Society Sligo dies
The former head of Yeats Society in Sligo has died. Stella Mew had been associated with the Yeats Summer School since 1965 and was…
Donegal TD accuses Government of ‘lazy approach’ to concrete levy
A Donegal TD has described the new concrete levy as a further punishment to those affected by the Mica Redress Scheme. Last night, Sinn…
Questions asked over why search & rescue boat in Sligo stood down
Questions are being asked over why the Civil Defence search, rescue and recovery boat in Sligo has been stood down. The issue has led…
Agriculture Minister hopes to be kept in the job after reshuffle
The Agriculture Minister says he hopes Micheál Martin will keep him in the job after December’s planned reshuffle. Cabinet this morning approved an almost…
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