Donegal County Council

Dr Andreas Leemann believes pyrrhotite, rather than mica, is the root cause of the problem

‘They’re experiencing tough love to save them from something much, much worse’

Farmer who installed 40 swift nest boxes on his house has attracted 15 pairs of birds

Gusts of more than 130km/h recorded as third storm in a week batters country

Second storm this week to bring flooding, stormy seas, high winds and snow

Many social and rental homes said to be among estimated 7,500 defective properties

Eddie Fullerton was shot dead at his hom in Buncrana in May 1991

Square-foot caps on rebuilding costs will still leave many property owners out of pocket

Judgment had been made in favour of a Donegal engineering company

Partner, sons, mother and sister of Louise James drowned when SUV slipped on algae

County already boasts a growing network of remote and co-working hubs

Family pays tribute to Donegal councillor who was killed 30 years ago this month

Dr Coyne says the rising numbers of cases in the county gives virus the potential to mutate

Two adult and one juvenile Cuvier’s beaked whales wash up on Trá Mór in Dunfanaghy

Group, set up in response to problems with boom-era homes, meets for first time on Friday

Proposals focus on their anti-social use in parks, green spaces and on waste land

Adapting in a crisis is nothing new to the founders of Letterkenny interiors company

Michael Viney: Despite the threat of disease, Ireland’s living elms can still surprise

Elizabeth Crumlish (66), mother of two with grandchildren, refused one-bedroomed houses

‘Busy summer’ visitor numbers led to Sliabh Liag facilities closure amid Covid-19 concerns

If Peter Casey performs as well as he did in presidential election, he could be elected

Storm lingered in Atlantic longer than expected and lost energy, Met Éireann says

Bundoran closed over pollution on the beach while bathing restrictions put in place at Waterville

Newtowncunningham lodge trying to reconnect with community after arson

IHREC takes action amid ‘persistent discrimination’ by local authorities against Travellers

Jim Ferry appeared for the 14th time before Justice Barrett over Rossbracken dumping

Tributes paid to ‘leading light’ in Irish motorsport

Elizabeth Crumlish, a member of Travelling community, claims decision was unreasonable

Number crunching lifts the lid on Donegal businessman’s refuse and recycling firms

Axis Construction’s case against county council to be fast-tracked to Commercial Court

Joe Queenan and John O’Donnell both breached Local Government Act - watchdog

Waste operator had greater involvements in a pub and horses than he admitted to, judge hears

Action presents a headache for those with a duty of care to children

Previous plan to have local authorities map coverage scrapped over lack of response

Saving the London Stansted route could secure future of Derry airport

Region’s businesses will be damaged by lack of connection to London, say industry leaders

As funerals of four young victims took place, prayers were offered that people would ‘exercise extreme care on the road’

Locals left wounded and emotional as four of their finest young men taken in one fell swoop

The county has one of worst death tolls in the State – eight have died so far this year

Social rights committee also notes continued violations on trade union rules for gardaí