Investigations are continuing into an incident at a house in Lifford last night. The incident, believed to have been an aggravated burglary occurred at around 11:30pm in the Cabhsa Cluain Lao area. Gardai say they are investigating all of the circumstances.
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An independent analysis on the issue of Constitutional Change and Irish Unity and its implications for Derry City and Strabane District Council and the North West has found that most participants supported reunification. Meanwhile, other expressed concerns over economic stability, identity preservation and political instability should there be a united Ireland. The analysis was carried
Sinn Féin is accusing Micheál Martin of putting Irish unity on the back burner. It comes after the Taoiseach confirmed there are no plans for a border poll by 2030. Micheál Martin said he wants to see the work of the Shared Island initiative to continue first. But Mary Lou McDonald thinks a more direct
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The Nine Til Noon Show is broadcast, live Weekdays from 9am to 12noon- the podcast is below: Listener Tony Grant discusses the issues of having to travel for Cancer treatment from Donegal. We chat to AGSI President Declan Higgins about some of the major policing talking points at the associations annual conference: Garda Grainne joins
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There’s been another water main burst in North Inishowen. Uisce Eireann says the burst may cause supply disruptions in Clonmany and surrounding areas. It’s hoped the issue will be resolved by 4 o’clock this afternoon, with people being advised to allow three hours or so for supplies to return to normal.
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Police investigating an alleged assault in the Cornshell Fields area of Derry on Saturday have charged two men. The men, aged 23 and 26, have been charged with offences including criminal damage, attempted grievous bodily harm with intent, common assault, and assault occasioning actual bodily harm. The 26-year-old man has also been charged with possession
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Gardaí in Donegal investigating the discovery of a body in Killybegs on Sunday, 13th April 2025, have arrested a man. The man, aged in his 60s, was arrested this morning, Monday, and is being detained at a Garda Station in Co Donegal under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984. The Garda investigation ongoing.
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A GP in Buncrana says after a lull, delays at Letterkenny University Hospital are becoming an issue again, with patients asking not be referred to the hospital because they fear an elongated wait in the Emergency Department. Dr Ciara Steele says a lot is being done on the ground, with the development of an Acute
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An Ulster University Professor who’s been involved in research into defective concrete and its effects says the current review of the IS465 standards governing the DCB redress scheme may be the last chance for people to make their views known on how the standard needs to change. A new draft standard which reflects the
The government is being criticised for its failure to guarantee the 2026 roll-out of the living wage. It was revealed yesterday the government’s timeline for the wage increases may be extended due to the current trade tensions. The current minimum wage of 13 euro 50 cent was due to increase to a living wage next
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The auto-enrolment pension scheme is being delayed beyond the September rollout time frame. The delay is due to administration issues. The scheme will apply to almost 800 thousand workers between the ages of 23 and 60 who are employed but not enrolled in a pension. David Quinn, Managing Director with Investwise Financial Planning, says it
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Rory McIlroy has made history by finally winning the Masters golf title at Augusta. The Northern Irishman is only the sixth player to win a career grand slam of all four major tournaments. He won a playoff against Englishman Justin Rose after they both finished the final round in Augusta tied on 11 under par.
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Letterkenny Milford Municipal District has been told the council must prioritise a masterplan for land beside the Public Services Centre in Letterkenny. Cllr Michael McBride had previously suggested the land be used as a base for Letterkenny Cricket Club, which currently has to travel to Drummond, Limavady for home games, but was told no decisions
Gardaí in Donegal are investigating all of the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a body in Killybegs this afternoon. At approximately 12:20pm today, Gardaí and emergency services responded to a report of man found unresponsive at a residence on Harbour View Drive. The man, aged in his 60s, was pronounced deceased at the scene a
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Water conservation restrictions may cause supply disruptions to Drumboe, Ballybofey, Stranorlar and surrounding areas. Works are scheduled to take place from 11pm this evening until 7am tomorrow morning. Uisce Eireann recommend that those impacted allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for supply to fully return.
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A man is being treated for serious injuries following a workplace accident in Kilcar on Friday. Gardaí and emergency services were alerted to an incident in the area at approximately 10:40am. A man aged in his 50s was airlifted to the Mater Hospital in Dublin for treatment of serious, but non-life-threatening injuries. The Health and
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Police are appealing for witnesses and information following a serious assault on a man in Derry yesterday evening. A report was received, at around 10.15pm that a number of men wearing balaclavas had broken into a residential property in the Creevagh Heights area and assaulted the resident, a man aged in his 30s. He was
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Over 50 car passengers killed or seriously injured in the North in 2023 were travelling with a driver aged 17 to 23. Over three quarters of these passengers were aged 14 to 20. That’s according to the latest Graduated Driver Licensing Monitoring Report, which shows an increase in the figure since the previous report. Reacting
The Taoiseach says housing remains a key issue for the government. Speaking at the national conference for the youth wing of Fianna Fáil, he says there remains great opportunities for young people in Ireland. A housing summit earlier this week heard that as few as 25 thousand homes could be build in 2025, half of
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UPDATE: A 35-year-old man arrested on suspicion of drugs-related offences following a search of a house in Strabane on Saturday evening, 12th April has been released on bail to allow for further enquiries. Police have made two arrests after a quantity of suspected Class B drugs were seized from a property in Strabane. Officers conducted
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District Support Team officers in Derry have charged two people to court for drugs-related offences in the Ebrington Square area of the city centre on Friday. A 26-year-old woman and 25-year-old man have both been charged with two counts of being concerned in the supply of a Class B drug, offering to supply a Class
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Police investigating a hit-and-run road traffic collision in Derry and other offences, have charged a man to court. No serious injuries were reported. The collision occurred in the Culmore Road area of the city centre on Friday evening. Serious injuries were not reported, however two cars were damaged. A 21-year-old man who was driving the
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A defective concrete homeowner in Donegal says the government must heed the research into what is happening to homes in Donegal and elsewhere, and amend the redress scheme in a way that reflects reality. Chris Duddy was speaking in Burt yesterday, where the 2025 Defective Block Conference took place. This year’s event was focussed on
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A 100% Redress Councillor in Donegal has questioned if the political will is there in government circles to do what needs to be done to provide a proper defective concrete redress scheme which reflects the reality of what is happening to homes in Donegal and elsewhere. Cllr Dennis McGee was speaking in Burt this afternoon,
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Donegal’s senior hurlers were beaten 1-21 to 1-16 in this afternoon’s opening Christy Ring Cup match against Derry at Celtic Park. After being heavily beaten in the league fixture against the same opposition a few weeks ago, Donegal were much better today and actually led by a point at the interval. The Oakleaf county rallied
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Garry Jennings and Rory Kennedy won the Manx National Rally this weekend. The event took place on the Isle Of Man. The Irish duo took an over-night lead of 50 seconds into today’s stages and finished in top spot overall. It’s a big result for the pair who have kept their recent good form going
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Road users are being advised to avoid the Glenshane Road in Dungiven due to a gorse fire in the area.
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Europe needs to look beyond the US, as a new era in global trade begins. That’s the advice from former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, after Trump’s tariffs sent shockwaves around the world. They’ve been put on hold for 90 days – but fears of a global recession remain, with the EU’s trade commissioner travelling to Washington
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A man has been charged to court in connection with an assault and related offences in the Water Street area of Derry on Thursday. The 20-year-old was charged with wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm, grievous bodily harm with intent, criminal damage, common assault, disorderly behaviour and attempted criminal damage. He appeared before
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ERNACT participates in GRAAL, the ‘Governance and Regional Atlantic Area Lighthouse’, a new project co-funded by Interreg Atlantic Area. With a total budget of €4.3 million, it’s intended to ensure that members in the Atlantic area ensure that developments are sustainable and environmentally friendly. The GRAAL initiative aims to strengthen the Atlantic Area programme’s contribution
A man in his 30s has died in a crash in County Tipperary. The collision involving a car, and a ride-on lawnmower, happened on the N76 at Kilcash Cross at about 9.50 last night. The man, who was travelling on the lawnmower, was pronounced dead at the scene. No other injuries were reported.
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The HSE’s IHA Manager for Donegal says the €35 million investment included in the HSE’s Capital Plan for the county is evidence of its commitment to enhancing healthcare facilities in Donegal. Included in the tranche is €27m for the new Community Nursing Unit in Letterkenny which is already under construction. Funding has also been allocated
Killybegs is preparing for a busy cruise season. 24 ships are set to visit the port this summer, brining with them 20,000 passengers and 10,000 crew members. Killybegs is now the third busiest passenger ship birth in the Republic of Ireland. Elaine Quinn, Sinbad Marine Services Port Agent says the arrival of the ships over
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Main Evening News, Sport, Nuacht and Obituaries – Friday, April 11th:
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It’s a huge day for the parents of Little Angels School in Letterkenny as a resolution to capacity issues at the new school has been found. Up to 10 pupils were told that they wouldn’t have a place at the new state of the art building come September as it was too small. Junior Minster
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It’s emerged that Donegal received the joint lowest amount in the latest tranche of funding from the Tenant in Situ Scheme. The Cathaoirleach of the Inishowen Municipal District says in the middle of a housing crisis, allocating just €2 million to Donegal is disrespectful. Councillor Jack Murray is now calling on Donegal County Council to
Three men have been handed suspended sentences for their roles in the supply of controlled drugs in the North West. 38 year old, Barry McLaughlin from Derry, was sentenced to two years while 45 year old Paul Mulhern from Claudy and Jonathan Paul Drake, aged 37, from Coleraine both received an 18 month sentence. All
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The number of people awaiting an inpatient or outpatient appointment at Letterkenny University Hospital has increased. According to latest figures from the National Treatment Purchase Fund, 2,208 people were on a waiting list for an inpatient or day case appointment in March, up 7% on the previous month. Meanwhile, there’s been a 3% increase in
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The Donegal fire service continues to battle a gorse fire in Kerrykeel. The blaze broke out this morning in the Gortcally area. Fire service appliances from Milford, Letterkenny and Falcarragh are currently in attendance. A helicopter is also providing assistance. There’s concern the fire could spread as it is in close proximity to a forest.
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A man has been hospitalised following a crash in Carndonagh earlier this afternoon. The two car collision occurred in the Mullins area at around 12:30pm. Gardai say the man’s injuries are non-life-threatening.
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The family of a nine year old boy who was killed in a hit and run in Donegal say they are devastated by the sentence handed down to the driver today. 24 year old, Sergee Kelly of Upper Mullaghmore, Co Sligo, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing the death of Ronan Wilson from Kildress, Co
A Co Tyrone man has been jailed for non-recent child sexual abuse. 45 year old, David Haire from Artigarvan has been sentenced to eight years at Dungannon Crown Court for one count of rape and two of indecent assault against a woman, who was only 14 years old at the time of the abuse which took
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Works to deliver fibre broadband to the Moville and Kilcar areas have commenced. Construction is now underway to provide access to high-speed connectivity to 1,600 properties in Moville and Redcastle and almost 1,500 premises in Kilcar and Killybegs. National Broadband Ireland expects properties to be connected by the end of next year.
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The Government has confirmed a dietician will review the nutritional standards of hot meals provided to schools. A further 713 primary schools have been added to the Hot School Meals Programme from today, 12 of them in Donegal. It brings the total number of schools in receipt of hot meals to almost 3,000. However concerns
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The Friday panel is Deputy Pearse Doherty, Cllr Mícheál Choilm Mac Giolla Easbuig and Brendan Byrne – we discuss Trump’s Tariffs, how to improve the health service and tourist public amenities: In this hour we focus on the success story that is Irish Pressings – celebrating 20 years in business, the Gweedore company continues to
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The High Road at Kerrykeel is closed at the moment due to a gorse fire that was reported this morning. We understsand the closure is predominantly to facilitate the movement of fire service vehicles. People are being asked to use the Glenvar Road instead.
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A man’s been arrested in relation to an assault in Derry last night. At approximately 10.25, police received a report that a man, aged in his 20s, had been assaulted and was injured in the Water Street area of the city centre. It’s understood there was an altercation between the two men before the suspect
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Uisce Éireann is not ruling out restrictions on water supplies in Ramelton, Milford, and Kerrykeel as it reiterates it’s appeal to customers to conserve water as much as possible. The utility says recent dry weather conditions in these areas have resulted in record low water levels in the area’s water source. North West Regional Operations
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A Donegal TD says there should be surgical hubs in both Letterkenny and Sligo. So far, six hubs have been announced, all of them south of the Dublin – Galway line. Now, a hub is to be developed in the North West, but in Sligo rather than Letterkenny. On today’s Nine til Noon Show, Deputy
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Outsourcing public health care to private companies devalues workers and undermines patient care. The SIPTU trade union says the practice is the biggest threat facing workers and patients within the public health service. The union says private contractors cut costs wherever they can, usually at the worker’s expense. Up to now, outsourcing has not been
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