An additional 30 names of men from Enniskillen’s Back Streets who served during the First World War in the battle of Gallipoli have been recorded.

The Irish craft of thatching is at risk of dying out unless greater investment is made into training a new generation of ...

The race is on to save the remaining thatched cottages in Ireland and train the next generation to restore them to their former glory. Donegal County Council has said there are more than 300 known ...

Weavers of Ireland's famous Donegal tweed have called ... This would mean only fabric produced in Co Donegal could be described as a Donegal tweed. Patrick Temple is CEO of Donegal's largest ...

Inishowen Head in Stroove, north eastern Inishowen in County Donegal. #derry#donegal#ireland#mountains#sea Scientists discover a ‘third state’ between life and death Actors do not have to be T ...

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It’s a good and worthy debate: Who has the better links courses, Scotland or Ireland? If it can’t be answered decisively, we should at least acknowledge that the courses from each country are ...

The Lenalea Wind Farm in County Donegal has officially opened. The 30MW wind farm is a joint venture between co-developers SSE Renewables and FuturEnergy Ireland. It is located in the rural upland ...

Trevor Philpott visits County Donegal, the Republic of Ireland's most northerly county. With work in short supply, the men of Donegal are forced to leave home for months of the year to earn a ...

A fish harbour centre in County Donegal recognised as ‘Ireland’s premier fishing port’ has been granted over €5m in funding. Killybegs Fishery Harbour Centre has been allocated € ...

County Donegal has been listed by the influential “Lonely Planet” guide as one of the best regions in the world to visit. The north-west county is the only destination in Ireland included in ...

Ellius Grace for The New York Times Supported by By Tom Downey The back story of Breac House, a tiny hotel in northwest Ireland’s County Donegal, sounds like a cautionary tale: Two city-slickers ...