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A Donegal TD is welcoming an agreement with China that will benefit sea food producers in the North West. The agreement allows the resumption of the exports of live Irish brown crab to China. Independent Deputy Thomas Pringle says the loss to export sales was close to €5 million in…

A Donegal garage and filling station owner was threatened with a knife on the forecourt of his premises earlier this week. The incident occurred at the Clar Road in Donegal Town. Two youths, one of whom had a knife, threatened the owner and made off after he handed over a…

The chairman of the water services committee says the group came up with the ‘best possible option’ that they could. But a Donegal anti-charges campaigner fears charges could still be brought in. Members of the committee approved a final report last night, and it’s going up for debate in the…

A former county council manager in Donegal, one of the counties likely to be most affected by Brexit, claims Ireland was “screwed” in negotiations with Britain before European countries came on board for talks in the 70s. Michael McLoone was speaking at the launch of the fourth Micheal O’Cleirigh Summer…

The RNLI says they’re grateful to the civilians who joined rescue teams for yesterday’s massive sea search off Mayo and Donegal. Over 100 boats were out yesterday searching an area from Achill to Aranmore island for Ciarán Smith and Paul Ormsby which was the largest sea search in the history…

Donegal litter units are out in force this weekend to have the county looking “spick & span” for the upcoming summer season. The 3 litter units provided by Donegal County Council have been working together with volunteers from local towns & villages over the last number of years to collect…