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Freestanding four-sided obelisk/memorial, erected 1934, having cruciform-plan capping/finials to top with gabled/triangular projection to the centre of each face. Constructed of ashlar sandstone and set on ashlar sandstone plinth with chamfered ashlar sandstone coping over. Inscribed with names of authors of the Annals of the Four Masters to base; inscribed Celtic cross motif and Celtic interlacing motifs to each face and having Celtic interlacing motif to each gabled projection. Located in the pedestrianised central square in the centre of the Diamond, Donegal Town.
Bus Feda now operate a luxury bus service from Donegal, Sligo and Mayo to Limerick, dropping off at the University of Limerick, TUS Limerick Moylish Campus and MIC Mary Immaculate College on Sundays during the college term. We also operate a luxury bus service from Limerick to Mayo, Sligo and Donegal on Fridays during college term. We travel to Limerick via the new M17 & M18 motorway from Tuam direct to Limerick which allows us to complete the journey up to 3 hours quicker than the alternative company.
Its origins can be traced back to 1474, when Lady Nuala O'Donnell established a Franciscan Abbey on the shores of Donegal Bay. Around the same time, her husband Red Hugh O'Donnell the First, Lord of Tir Chonaill founded Donegal Castle. The Town of Donegal grew up around these two great buildings and became the capital of Tir Chonaill. Under the O'Donnell Lords, who were treated as sovereign princes by the Kings of France, Spain and Scotland, Donegal Town was like the capital of an independent country for 130 years.
Donegal Town FC has been chosen as one of the recipients of a €125,000 funding initiative.
DONEGAL Town Basketball Club became League champions with a victory away to Athlone IT on Friday night.
Lifford is the county town of County Donegal, Ireland.
There will be no further issues of the Donegal Times newspaper published. First published in 1989, the Donegal Times came out on a bi-weekly basis. It was based in Donegal Town. The decision follows the sudden recent death of the editor/owner of the newspaper, Liam Hyland.
Tom speaks about his early days growing up in Donegal Town in the 50's... 'I was a 'townie' born and reared on the Main Street...
Donegal Town RFC are proud of the fact that they are the longest established club in County Donegal having been founded in 1973 by a small group of rugby enthusiasts at a meeting in the National Hotel in Donegal Town.
Four Masters G.A.A. Club is based in the parishes of Townawilly and Killymard, Donegal Town. Four Masters is one of the oldest and most successful clubs in County Donegal with its origins dated back to 1905 when the club was first founded under the name "Ball Dearg Hurling and Football Club".
Highland Radio is available across the North West. You should get the best quality signal by tuning to the transmitter site closest to you: North Donegal 103.3fm, West Donegal 95.2fm / 102.6fm, Inishowen 104.5fm / 104.7fm, South Donegal 104.7fm
Competitors will drive through Leitrim, Fermanagh, Tyrone, Sligo, and Roscommon before the final stage, in Donegal on February 1, is broadcast live worldwide.
we publish a weekly free newspaper which is distributed throughout Sligo, Mayo, Leitrim, Roscommon, Galway, Fermanagh, Donegal.
We have the best team of journalists in Donegal Town covering the latest breaking news, sport and features. If it is happening in Donegal it is happening in the Donegal Post.
ADDRESS:Quay Street, Donegal Town, Co. Donegal.
ADDRESS:Quay Street, Donegal Town, Co. Donegal.
Ocean FM. Your local radio station serving Sligo, North Leitrim and South Donegal. North West Business Park, Co.Sligo.
The club caters for athletes from 8 years old upwards, the oldest member being 68 years of age and for Juveniles, Seniors, Masters, Joggers, Walkers, Tri-Athletes and Fit4Life covering such events as Track & Field Athletics, Road Running, Cross-Country Running, Triathlon, Walking and Hiking in three different areas: Donegal Town, Glenties & Carrick.
Donegal Castle was the former stronghold of the O'Donnells of Tirconell and remains an imposing landmark in Donegal Town.
By the 18th century, Donegal Castle had been abandoned as a residence and so it began to fall into disrepair and ruin. It came into the possession of the Office of Public Works in 1898 and the O'Donnell Tower has been largely restored. The interior has many interesting period features and an exhibition details the history of the castle and the region.
