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Three e-scooters were seized in Letterkenny yesterday following reports they were being used dangerously by youths. It later emerged the scooters were in breach of power, weight, and other regulations. Gardaí are appealing to parents not to buy the vehicles as gifts for their children. They also say that if families already own them, they

21% of people who were released on probation in Donegal in 2021 reoffended within a year. According to CSO data, 89 people received probation orders that year. Nineteen of those were found to have committed a crime within 12 months.

A planned strike by driving testers for this Friday has been called off. Members of the Fórsa trade union reached an agreement with the Road Safety Authority last night. The agreement includes changes to operating procedures which allow staff to view a proof of insurance before a driver takes a test. There will also be

A renewed appeal has been made after three people were injured in a crash in Speenogue, Burt on Sunday afternoon. At 3:15 p.m., two vehicles collided on the N13. Five people received medical attention at the scene, and three were then transferred to hospital with non–life-threatening injuries. Gardaí are asking anyone who travelled in the

An e-scooter has been stolen from the front of Letterkenny University Hospital. The vehicle was a grey Segway-Ninebot and was taken at 10:50 a.m. on Wednesday morning. CCTV footage reveals a boy, estimated to be in his early teens, with brown hair and wearing a blue hoodie, taking the scooter from the bike stand near

A 24 hour strike involving Health Care Assistants working for the HSE in Limerick and Clare has been suspended. It was due to take place today in a row over underpayments, working conditions and non-implementation of roster agreements. Further protests are to take place this week by SIPTU members employed by the Home Support Service,

A survey has been launched to identify barriers to joining the defective concrete block grant scheme. The short questionnaire lists a range of possible issues, including a lack of emotional support, financial pressures and concerns about finding alternative accommodation during construction. The survey has been set up by 100% Redress Party in a bid to

Cara House Family Resource Centre is inviting the public to take part in a new Community Adult Supports Survey. The survey aims to gather local insights to help improve and shape adult services. Residents in Letterkenny are encouraged to share their experiences and ideas, before Thursday, February 26th. Participation is voluntary and confidential, with feedback

The opening of the final module of the UK Covid-19 inquiry has been described by bereaved families as a “huge moment”. Hearings over the next three weeks will consider the effect of lockdowns on domestic abuse victims and the homeless, as well as restrictions on funerals. The campaign group Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK

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