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We're working for below the minimum wage - taxi drivers

BykateHeaney
TAXI drivers in Letterkenny staged a protest drive through the town on Tuesday to highlight their ongoing dispute with the Taxi Regulator. Their action formed part of a countrywide protest staged because members of the Irish Taxi Council maintain they are currently earning less than the minimum wage. Around 20 taxis assembled at the Mountain Top and slowly, with horns blaring, made their way to Lower Main Street. Local spokesperson Hugh McFadden, who had informed gardai of their protest, said there was "little...>>> more

Dungloe court plans to hit Glenties service?

Legal highs stolen

Windfall investment for Ballybofey and Cloghan

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Mining scare over huge area of West Donegal

Traders oppose town plan

Murderers claim victim had drugs factory link

McGee transfers to London

BY CHRIS MCNULTY EAMON McGee's transfer from Gaoth Dobhair to Tir Chonaill Gaels in London was finally put in on Tuesday night of this week, ending hopes that the versatile defender would be available to John Joe Doherty's Donegal during 2010. McGee has been living and working in London since before Christmas, but last week it emerged that he might yet have been available to play for Gaoth Dobhair and Donegal. On a brief visit home, Kevin Cassidy, among others, tried to prise his club-mate the way of the green and gold, but ultimately the lack...>>> more

Great win for St Michael's over tired Naomh...

Impressive win by Donegal hurlers

Boyle toasts Sigerson glory

McEniff drops bombshells in explosive interview

Organ's brace gives Wallace a win in first game

McGinley and McLaughlin fire St Michael's to U21...

Naomh Conaill's dominance still intact

Always nice to play at home for Davey

BY SEÁN P. FEENY The Fureys and Davey Arthur are back on tour in Ireland and one place they never fail to include in their busy schedule is Davey's home county of Donegal. These legends of folk have without doubt played every shed to major theatre around the country during their long career and Davey is enjoying returning to these venues again, and when it's a Donegal venue it's that extra bit more sepcial for the musician. "Most of the venues have been renovated over the years and it's fantastic to be able to see all these different...>>> more

There's gonna be a jailbreak

Magnificent Google win for Milford student

They have 'Restless Ambitions'

Norwegian trad hits Donegal

'Winter' comes in harmony

Country star is loving life in Letterkenny

Donegal's top young bands in An Grianán