Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries Monday 5th March
Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries Monday 5th March:
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Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries Monday 5th March:
Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries Monday 5th March Read More »
Police have arrested a 45 year old man under the Terrorist Act in the Magowan Park area of Derry. Following the search of a property, a number of items were removed for further examination. The man is currently in custody assisting with enquiries.
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The G-A-A have revealed their revised schedule for the League games that fell victim to the weather this past weekend. Saturday night will see the Division 1 meeting of Tyrone and Donegal at Healy Park in Omagh where there’ll be a 7pm throw-in. At the same time in Division Two, Cavan welcome Down to Kingspan
GAA confirm details for weekend refixed matches Read More »
The controversy over proposals for Derry’s historic Waterside railway station continue. A Pre-Determination Hearing in the Guildhall last week was told by Translink representatives that there are no compelling safety or technical reasons for keeping trains out of the station. Previous statements from Translink reported that due to technical and safety regulations trains entering the
A 27-year-old man has been charged with murder after last week’s fatal house fire in Fermanagh. He’s been remanded in custody at a court in Enniskillen today. Hannah Spratt reports…………..
27 year man charged with Derrylin murders Read More »
February saw a total of 477 people waiting for in-patient beds at Letterkenny University Hospital, according to figures published this morning by the INMO. That’s a 24% increase on February 2017, and higher than the national average increase of 19%. The INMO is now calling for the first two weeks of March to be declaredan
INMO seek a State of Emergency declaration in the health service Read More »
There were seven people awaiting admission at Letterkenny University Hospital this morning, five of them on trolleys in the Emergency Department. Nationally, 664 people were waiting for in-patient beds this morning. According to the INMO, the worst affected is Cork University Hospital with 63 people awaiting admission, followed by University Hospital Galway with 50.
Seven people awaiting admission at LUH Read More »
A new season of the Triton Showers National Rally Championship gets underway on Sunday next March 11th, with the Óstán Oileán Acla/Connacht Print & Signs Mayo Rally. The event showcases the splendid scenery of Achill Island where nine stages – a loop of three stages repeated three times – form the thrust of the event.
McGonigle, Boyle & Kelly to battle for Mayo Rally title Read More »
The PSNI is urging anyone in the Grafton Street or Park Avenue areas of Derry between 2.30am and 3am yesterday to contact them. It follows the death of 35 year old father of five Karol Kelly following a stabbing incident in Grafton Street in the early hours of yesterday. Foyle MLA Mark H Durkan knew
Durkan urges people to pass on amy information about Kelly murder Read More »
Motherwell are through to the Scottish Cup Semi Final after Sunday’s victory over Hearts. Donegal man Carl McHugh scored with a stunning volley on 85 minutes to give his side a 2-1 victory and a place in the last four. Video – Motherwellfc.co.uk Speaking after the game Carl said everyone at the club deserves alot
Watch Carl McHugh’s stunning volley to send Motherwell into Cup Semi Final Read More »
A report reflecting young people’s attitudes to Brexit will be presented to members of the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly at it’s next meeting. The report follows a conference where over 100 young people gathered to discuss the issue, with the Chioldren’s Ombudsman saying he wants the document to feed into decisions on areas such as education,
Young people seek input in Brexit debate Read More »
The man who died after yesterday’s stabbing in the Creggan area of Derry was 35 year old Karol Kelly. He was fatally injured after an altercation involving a number of men in the early hours of yesterday morning in the Grafton Street area. Three men, aged 19, 20 and 27 were arrested in connection with
Derry stabbing victim is named Read More »
Irish Water and Donegal County Council say no restrictions are currently being placed on public water supplies in the county, but people are being urged to conserve water. Up to eight repair teams were mobilised in Donegal over the weekend, fixing in excess of of 30 major leaks and many more minor leaks. There were
Irish Water lifts restrictions but urges ongoing conservation Read More »
There was disappointment for Saoirse Ronan at the Oscars in Hollywood on Sunday night, with the Lady Bird star losing out on the Best Actress award to Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri star Frances McDormand. It was Ronan’s third Oscar nomination and McDormand’s second win – she previously won for Fargo. Lady Bird, which was nominated in five categories, went home empty-handed
Third time unlucky for Saoirse Ronan at the Oscars Read More »
In fairness to Elton John they did get a bit handsy during his performance and it undoubtedly gets a bit distracting. The singer was playing one of his residency shows in Caesar’s Palace, Las Vegas when the incident occurred, and happened as he was playing his 1973 hit, Saturday’s Alright (For Fighting). Usually, audience members
Elton John tells fans to ”f**k off” during Las Vegas show, before storming off stage Read More »
Motherwell left it late to score the winner against Hearts in their Scottish Cup Quarter-Final today. It was Lettermacaward man Carl McHugh who scored the decisive goal on 85 minutes. Motherwell had taken the lead early on through a John McLaughlin own goal after 7 minutes of play before Kyle Lafferty equalised for Hearts on
Carl McHugh scores winner for Motherwell in Scottish Cup Quarter-Final Read More »
Fr O Gara Cup – Preliminary Round Culdaff Res 3 V 1 Redcastle Res Moville Celtic 1 V 2 Dunree United Redcastle United 10 V 2 Cockhill Res Jackie Crossan Premier Division Aileach FC 4 V 0 Buncrana Hearts Greencastle 7 V 0 QPS Clonmany 2 V 2 Illies Celtic Carn FC 0 V 1
Inishowen League Results – Sunday 4th March Read More »
Brian Mc Cormick Sports Premier Division Milford United 0 v 3 Cappry Rovers Drumoghill F.C. 1 v 7 Castlefin Celtic Kildrum Tigers 0 v 0 Glenea United Temple Domestic Appliances Division One Ballybofey United 3 v 0 Lifford Celtic Bonagee United 2 v 0 Convoy Arsenal Donegal Physiotherapy & Performance Centre Division Two Curragh Athletic
Donegal Junior League – Cappry Rovers up to 4th in Premier Division Read More »
Letterkenny Rovers had a 2-0 win over Swilly Rovers today in their Ulster Senior League Clash at the Aura Leisure Centre. Pajo Rafferty put the hosts ahead on 23 minutes through a penalty, and Chris Flanagan made sure of the points 5 minutes from time. In the day’s other game, Derry City Reserves were 4-0
Letterkenny Rovers close gap on Fanad United in USL Read More »
4-0 was the final score today when Aileach FC hosted Buncrana Hearts in the Jackie Crossan Premier Division of the Inishowen Football League. Buncrana Hearts manager Stephen Parkhouse doesn’t believe the scoreline reflects how the game played… Ronan Coyle, who scored 2 of Aileach’s goals today, spoke with Chris Ashmore…
Buncrana Hearts played better than the scoreline showed – Stephen Parkhouse Read More »
Aileach FC keep the pressure on Glengad United at the top of the Jackie Crossan Premier Division with a 3-0 win over third placed Buncrana Hearts today. Chris Ashmore has the full-time report for Highland Radio Sport… Chris Ashmore spoke with Aileach manager David McGeady after the match…
Aileach FC record 3-0 win over Buncrana Hearts Read More »
Cappry Rovers were 3-0 winners over Milford United in their Brian McCormick Sports Premier Division clash today. Diarmaid Doherty has the full-time report… After the match, Cappry manager Seamus Doherty gave his thoughts on the game…
Cappry Rovers defeat Milford United in Donegal Junior League Read More »
Donegal is among a number counties under Irish Water restrictions following what’s described as unprecedented demand following the cold snap. Irish Water working, in partnership with Donegal County Council have been assessing water supply schemes across the county today to monitor usage levels and inform decisions about which supplies need to be restricted overnight. Customers
Irish Water urges customers to conserve water following cold snap Read More »
A murder investigation has been launched in the North after a man was stabbed in Derry. It’s thought the victim was fatally injured after an altercation involving a number of men in the early hours of this morning in the Grafton Street area. Three men, aged 19, 20 and 27 have been arrested in connection
Murder investigation launched in Derry Read More »
Derry City FC have trained on the new Brandywell surface for the first time today. This comes after manager Kenny Shiels’ dissatisfaction with the fact that his side were prevented from training at their home ground. Derry’s first game on the new 3G surface will take place on Monday the 12th of March, when they
Derry City train on new Brandywell surface for the first time Read More »
2-1 was the final score in the only game being played in the Donegal Junior League today between Keadue Rovers and Strand Rovers. Strand Rovers had a chance to go 5 points clear at the top, but fell 2-0 behind in the second half, through goals from Michael Greene and Gavin McGlanaghey for Keadue. Matthew
Keadue Rovers defeat Strand Rovers in Donegal Junior League’s only game Read More »
A Donegal man has been arrested in Ibiza on suspicion of sexually assaulting a woman who was held against her will for three days. 54-year-old man Michael Murray, originally from Letterkenny was arrested after his alleged victim tried to commit suicide with a knife. The incident occurred at a shop in Ibiza Town at around
Donegal man arrested in Ibiza for alleged abuse of his partner Read More »
Everton lost 2-1 to Burnley today in the Premier League’s early kick-off. Everton took the lead through a Cenk Tosun goal, which was assisted by Seamus Coleman, before goals from Ashley barnes and Chris Wood sealed the win for Burnley to give them their first win in 12 games. Seamus Coleman said his side
Everton have to do better – Seamus Coleman Read More »
18 year old Nathan Rafferty from Coalisland defeated defending champion and world number 2 Peter Wright in the UK Open last night in Somerset. 10-9 was the final score for the Tyrone youngster, who will now take on Welshman Robert Owen in the fourth round. Rafferty spoke with Dan Dawson and says it’s a dream
Coalisland’s Nathan Rafferty defeats Peter Wright in UK Open Read More »
A statement from the Department of Education has said that, where possible, schools, colleges of further education and third level institutions will re-open on Monday. However, decisions will be made by schools, colleges of further education and third level institutions on an individual basis depending on the circumstances and conditions in their area. As always,
Schools and colleges to re-open where possible on Monday Read More »
Fianna Fáil’s Agriculture Spokesperson has called on Minister Michael Creed to convene a meeting next week to discuss the best way to support farmers in the aftermath of the extreme weather conditions that have taken hold this week. Deputy Charlie McConalogue says every farmer in the country has been affected by Storm Emma. Deputy McConalogue
Calls on Minister to support farmers following extreme weather Read More »
An Garda Síochána say there are no plans to reduce the number of Gardai in Donegal Town following the announcement of plans to reduce the stations opening hours. In a statement the force says despite recent retirements, the number of Gardai in Donegal Town and surrounding areas has been retained in recent years. An Garda
No plans to reduce Garda numbers in Donegal Town Read More »
Power has now been fully restored to the entire county. Over 1,200 homes and businesses across Donegal were without power this morning with ESB crews working throughout the day. Donegal County Council say gritting trucks have returned to their normal winter maintenance schedule and will be deployed as per normal from 5pm this evening. However,
Latest update on effects of Storm Emma in Donegal Read More »
Main Evening News, Sport, Obituaries and Nuacht Friday 2nd March:
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Further postponements mean Finn Harps must wait another seven days before they feature in a competitive game this season. PJ Lynch has the details…
Finn Harps hit with another postponed game: Report Read More »
Irish Water are asking customers in Donegal to conserve water with supplies under pressure due to increased demand during the extremely cold weather of recent. Irish Water working in partnership with Donegal County Council is advising customers that due to the extremely cold weather conditions and exceptionally high usage, water treatment plants are struggling to
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Met Eireann have downgraded the weather warning for Donegal to yellow. The snow-ice warning for Donegal, Leitrim, Mayo, Roscommon and Sligo with scattered snow showers was issued this morning and will remain in place until 9am tomorrow morning.
Met Eireann downgrades weather warning for Donegal Read More »
It appears efforts to discharge patients from Letterkenny University Hospital were broadly successful yesterday, with just five people awaiting admission there this morning, none of them on Emergency Department trolleys. That contrasts with Sligo, where there were 20 people awaiting in-patient beds today, 15 of them in the Emergency Department. Nationally, the INMO says there
Just five people awaiting admission at LUH Read More »
The sister of missing Castlederg teenager Arlene Arkinson has lost her claim for damages for the unlawful detention by the then RUC during a three day search operation of her home in April 1996. The 15 year old disappeared in 1994 after attending a disco in Bundoran. She was last seen in the company of
Arlene Arkinson’s sister loses claim for damages for unlawful detention Read More »
A Donegal Senator is seeking a meeting with senior Irish Water officials to seek assurances over the delivery of €5.8 million North East Inishowen water upgrade. It was announced last week that administrators had been appointed to Lagan Construction, who won the contract for €3.7 million worth of the overall project. Senator Padraig Mac Lochlainn
Cast iron sought for NE Inishowen water upgrade – Mac Lochlainn Read More »
There have been a number of power outages in Donegal this morning. At arond 6 o’clock this morning, over a hundred homes and businesses were left without power in Gweedore. A number have had their power restored, but 128 customers are still waiting, with ESB Networks saying all should be back on line by 2.45pm.
ESB Update – Power outages being dealt with in Donegal Read More »
The Ireland North West Trade Missions, a joint venture between Donegal County Council and Derry City and Strabane District Council have been launched today. The initiative is aimed at supporting enterprises in the Creative Digital Technologies, Life and Health Sciences, Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering sectors, interested in tapping into new markets across the Atlantic. Local
Local companies invited to apply for NW Trade Missions Read More »
Over the course of the series bring you 9 unique programmes all based on Irish Children’s Literature, you will hear stories about Giants, Sunbeams, A Happy Prince and even a little boy called Tom who refuses to wear shoes. Tonights’s Story is ‘Faoin Sceach Gheal’ by Marita Conlon Mc Kenna, read by Guest Reader Bernie
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There are fears that there not enough skilled tradespeople to meet the current demand in the Donegal construction industry. It follows reports that the crash has resulted in little interest in the job and that it’s now taking its toll on projects. Donegal’s Build 18 expo in association with AIB is taking place in Newtowncunningham
Not enough skilled tradespeople in Donegal to meet current demand Read More »
Donegal County Council has extended the deadline for receipt of applications for the Development Fund Initiative. The closing date for applications was 4 o’clock this afternoon, but because An Post operations have been suspended, the closing date has been pushed back to next Tuesday. Cllr Seamus O’Domhnaill says it is an important initiative……….
Deadline extended for Development Fund Initiative applications Read More »
Scottish Premiership strugglers Ross County are looking for a new manager this morning – after Owen Coyle’s resignation. The former Burnley and Bolton boss – whose parents hail from north-west Donegal, quit after just five months in charge – with the team bottom of the table. Coyle, who made over 660 senior club appearances during
Scottish club looking for new manager after Owen Coyle resigns Read More »
Derry City manager Kenny Shiels has expressed his dissatisfaction with the fact that his team has been prevented from training at the revamped Brandywell Stadium. City have played three away games to date and this weekend’s match against Dundalk would have been their first at the upgraded venue, but it has been called off. Derry
Shiels frustrated as Derry still unable to train on new 3G pitch Read More »
One person has been arrested in connection with a spate of burglaries in Donegal and Tyrone in recent weeks. The arrest is part of a cross-border operation between Donegal Gardai and the Police. In a statement police in Strabane have confirmed that they had received a number of reports of commercial burglaries in rural areas
One person arrested over spate of burglaries in cross-border operation Read More »
Around 24 thousand homes across the country are without electricity this morning due to Storm Emma. Almost 1400 homes in Donegal are without power – 1224 in the Buncrana area and 173 in Gweedore. Dublin, Louth, Kildare and Offaly are the worst affected. The ESB has asked customers to check if their fault has already
Storm Emma: Almost 1400 Donegal customers without power Read More »
Storm Emma has brought heavy snow and blizzard-like conditions to many parts of the country overnight. A status red warning remains in place for Leinster, Munster and Galway until 6pm with sub-zero temperatures and significant snow accumulations expected. Meanwhile an orange warning is in effect for Donegal, Cavan, Monaghan, Leitrim, Mayo, Roscommon and Sligo. Everyone’s
Weather warning for Donegal downgraded to Orange Read More »