The pupils of an Inishowen school have been left “sad,” “shocked” and “confused” by an act of wanton vandalism which saw one of their classroom windows smashed.
Plus the rest of the week's local news and sport.

Top Story: Greencastle fishermen believe there is an ongoing "deliberate campaign" to put them out of business.

Plus the rest of the weeks local news and sport.

Top Story: A potentially "massive development" could result in the scrapping of Irish Water's controversial Carnagarve Sewerage Scheme in Moville.

Top Story: The Courts Service decision to prioritise Carndonagh Court House in its ongoing nationwide revew of courthouses has been welcomed.

Top Story: The confusion and uncertainty surrounding the Mica Redress Scheme appears to have been resolved by the announcement of an additional  €580 million for the repair of mica-affected properties in Inishowen and wider Donegal.

Plus the rest of the weeks local news and sport.

Top Story:- An Inishowen mother-of-two who experienced a terrifying home invasion, has been unable to access emergency or alternative accommodation from Donegal County Council.

Community nursing unit closes two beds. Staff shortages force Buncrana beds closures

A local councillor said he is “d i s a p p oi nte d ” by “fur ther
d el ays” to the refurbishment
and extension of Carndonagh
Community Hospital.

Fears that the vital Moville
to Letterkenny bus service
would be axed have been
alleviated, the Inish Times
can reveal.

The draft report into Inishowen
coastal erosion has
recommended the moving
inland of Ballyliffin Golf Club's
14th Tee within the next five
years.

Former Presidential candidate Peter
Casey has sensationally offered to keep
the Foyle Ferry service operational over
the winter months, the Inish Times can
revea l .

An unprecedented wall of silence
surrounds an Inishowen school
principal's unexplained three and
a half year absence from post and
her recent return to work.

Fishermen and other pier
users have successfully
rebuffed a Loughs' Agency
attempt to site a prefab
office at the already
“heavily congested”
Greencastle Harbour.

Top Story: A local playwright has turned his experiences with the Mica crisis in Inishowen into a brand new radio production.

Plus the rest of the weeks local news and sport.

Top Story: Calls have been made for extra gardai to patrol the peninsula after an Inishowen pensenior was robbed – for the third time.

Plus the rest of the week's local news and sport.

Top Story: Electricity generation from wind power in Inishowen is set to soar by 2030 with the county expected to be one of the major players with increased investment in green energy projects.

Plus all the rest of the local news and sport.

“It's our fishery and we are not
moving,” was the defiant
ultimatum delivered by Liam
O'Brien, a Lough Foyle inshore
fisherman, at Community For a
Clean Estuary's (CFCE)
Carrickarory Pier protest.

Gardaí are investigating a
suspected cattle rustling
incident in the peninsula, Inish
Times can exclusively reveal.

Top Story: Samples from the Grianan Estate in Burt are being sought to determine the cause of the ongoing foul smell in the area.

Plus the rest of the weeks local news and sport.

Top Story:  Buncrana's iconic Plaza Ballroom is set to rise from the ashes by the first anniversary of its destruction in a fire, Inish Times can exclusively reveal.

Plus the rest of the weeks local news and sport.

There have been a number of drug detections in Inishowen, with Gardaí seizing controlled substances in Clonmany, Moville and Fahan.

A vital Inishowen service is taking its campaign to have funding reinstated to Dáil Eireann today (Wednesday).
Plus the rest of the week's local news and sport.

Top Story: Plans for the Sea Survival Training Centre at Greencastle’s National Fisheries College have been abandoned, the Inish Times can reveal.

Plus the rest of the weeks local news and sport.

The splitting of Inishowen into two separate electoral areas may have a detrimental effect on the peninsula going forward, according to a former Mayor of Buncrana.
Plus the re

A company describing itself as ‘Ireland’s Number One Home Alarm Company’ told Inish Times it would be “disappointed” if sales representatives “referenced burglary in a negative or fearful way.”

Top Story: Donegal Co. Council has confirmed it has “no policy” of removing the word ‘Naomh’ from Irish street name signs in Buncrana. 

Plus the rest of the weeks local news and sport.

Top Story: There was palpable frustration and anger from the residents of Moville at a public meeting this week.

Plus the rest of the weeks local news and sport.

Details of the long awaited Mica Redress Scheme have finally been revealed.
Plus the rest of the week's local news and sport.

An alleged attempted abduction did not occur outside the Tul na Rí nightclub in Carndonagh over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend, according to Gardaí. 
Plus the rest of the week's local news and sport

Ireland’s most northerly community development worker has urged people living in Inishowen to participate in the forthcoming Public Consultation Workshops on Malin Head.
Plus the rest of the week's local news and sport.

Easter Monday afternoon was a
busy one for Greencastle Coast
Guard, which was mobilised twice
in a matter of hours for separate incidents
on the Foyle.

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