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National schools across the North West are facing closure when a teacher is out sick due to a lack of available substitutes. Newly qualified teachers are finding it easier to get full time employment in Australia, Dubai and Great Britain than stay in Ireland for subbing hours. This has meant…

TDs from the region are calling for it to be made easier for local businesses and contractors to tender for State contracts. A new Fianna Fail Bill, which was debated in the Dail aims to increase competition by improving the ability of small and medium sized businesses to compete for…

It has been confirmed that schools in disadvantaged areas that were unsuccessful in their DEIS applications for funding will not be able to appeal. Donegal Fianna Fail Deputy Pat The Cope Gallagher says there is no appeals process. He says that in reply to a Dail question, he was told…

Gale force winds from Storm Dorris with gusts of over 120 km/h have caused damage to the electricity infrastructure across the region Thousands of customers in the West and North West without power this morning due to the storm including in the Gorteen, Donegal Town and Drumshanbo areas. Bernadine Maloney…

The Minister of State for the Diaspora and Overseas Development says the relationship between Ireland and the UK is strong enough to withstand Brexit. Donegal TD Joe McHugh is in London for a series of engagements with the Irish ex-pat and business communities. He does not want to see a…

A Sinn Fein councillor in Donegal believes there should be no reason why funding cannot be sought for a footpath along the N56 between Donegal Town and Killymard school. Councillor Noel Jordan raised the issue at a recent meeting of the Donegal Municipal District on health and safety grounds. 225…