It’s Sunday afternoon at Ranny Pier on the road between Kerrykeel and Milford and it is the end of summer. A sign for a new tea and coffee service at the...

What a few days that was? We could paraphrase the words of the seer in Julius Caesar, ‘welcome to the Ides of September’; it was that sort of week? If you...

Earlier this year Simon did a bit of a job for me, putting down concrete for a small yard and removing four trees which were growing close to the house. Two of...

The revelations from the latest garda whistleblowers controversy casts serious doubts over the future of the protected disclosures process. Such controversies...

In the week that it was announced that Kelly Motorsports sponsorship of the Knockalla Hill Climb at Portsalon next month, Team Principle Roger McMahon shared...

The North’s Assembly members (MLA’s) are to get a 3% pay rise from May next. This follows a 27% rise in April last. The annual salary will be £69,216...

The Design & Crafts Council of Ireland held its Future Makers Awards 2026 in Trinity College Dublin last Wednesday, where Doaghbeg-based maker Catreeney Harkin...

There was a fond farewell on Friday for long serving staff member Mary Nelis who has retired after 49 years at Glenveagh Castle. Mary began her career in the...

Donegal singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist draws on personal loss for a poignant reflection on grief, memory and enduring love Singer-songwriter and...

What began as a dream in a small country salon in Churchill has blossomed into an award-winning career for hairstylist Breda Doherty, who has now achieved...

Following the success of her debut picture book, April’s Garden, Portsalon author Isla McGuckin returns with Oakie, a tender and beautifully illustrated story...

Following a very successful charity bed push organised by Ann Gallagher on 1st August from Kerrykeel to Tamney, a total of €4818.78 was raised for two very...