'Time is muscle' - decision urged on rare disease drug The parents of a child with a rare muscular disease are urging that the State does "not delay any longer" in making decisions on access to a drug that has been approved for use in Europe but has not been approved for reimbursement in Ireland. Regional • 18 hrs
'Time is muscle' - decision urged on rare disease drug The parents of a child with a rare muscular disease are urging that the State does "not delay any longer" in making decisions on access to a drug that has been approved for use in Europe but has not been approved for reimbursement in Ireland. Regional • 18 hrs
'True craftsman' - McGloin's sculpture to be sent to US Sculptors in the northwest have completed a 3.6m sandstone high cross inspired by the 10th century Drumcliffe High Cross that will be transported to George Fox University in Oregon. Connacht • 22 May
'True craftsman' - McGloin's sculpture to be sent to US Sculptors in the northwest have completed a 3.6m sandstone high cross inspired by the 10th century Drumcliffe High Cross that will be transported to George Fox University in Oregon. Connacht • 22 May
Fire causes significant damage to Donegal retail premises An overnight fire has caused significant damage at the headquarters of Cherrymore Kitchens and Bedrooms in Donegal town, one of Ireland's leading suppliers of kitchens to trade and retail markets. Ulster • 23 May
Fire causes significant damage to Donegal retail premises An overnight fire has caused significant damage at the headquarters of Cherrymore Kitchens and Bedrooms in Donegal town, one of Ireland's leading suppliers of kitchens to trade and retail markets. Ulster • 23 May
Men to be sentenced for human trafficking, laundering Two men from Eastern Europe will be sentenced at Letterkenny Circuit Criminal Court next month arising out of a large-scale investigation into people trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation and money laundering in the north west. Ulster • 21 May
Men to be sentenced for human trafficking, laundering Two men from Eastern Europe will be sentenced at Letterkenny Circuit Criminal Court next month arising out of a large-scale investigation into people trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation and money laundering in the north west. Ulster • 21 May
Court hears of historical sex offences by former teacher Some victims of a former Donegal schoolteacher charged with 132 sex offences could not live with the abuse they suffered while others attempted suicide, a court has heard. Courts • 21 May
Court hears of historical sex offences by former teacher Some victims of a former Donegal schoolteacher charged with 132 sex offences could not live with the abuse they suffered while others attempted suicide, a court has heard. Courts • 21 May
Minister for Housing to ease rural planning restrictions Rural planning restrictions will be eased with the publication of new guidelines in the coming weeks, Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage James Browne has said. Ulster • 16 May
Minister for Housing to ease rural planning restrictions Rural planning restrictions will be eased with the publication of new guidelines in the coming weeks, Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage James Browne has said. Ulster • 16 May
CWU urges action on living costs and bargaining rights Delegates at the Communications Workers' Union conference in Sligo have unanimously backed an emergency motion calling for Government action on the cost-of-living crisis as well as statutory collective bargaining rights for workers. Business • 14 May
CWU urges action on living costs and bargaining rights Delegates at the Communications Workers' Union conference in Sligo have unanimously backed an emergency motion calling for Government action on the cost-of-living crisis as well as statutory collective bargaining rights for workers. Business • 14 May
Govt plan to prioritise schools in temporary buildings Schools in temporary accommodation will be given priority under the next phase of the National Development Plan, Minister for Education and Youth Hildegarde Naughton has said. Education • 14 May
Govt plan to prioritise schools in temporary buildings Schools in temporary accommodation will be given priority under the next phase of the National Development Plan, Minister for Education and Youth Hildegarde Naughton has said. Education • 14 May
Plans to be published for €800m Donegal roads project Plans for an €800 million roads project in Donegal aimed at improving transport links across the northwest will be published in regional and national press this morning. Ulster • 14 May
Plans to be published for €800m Donegal roads project Plans for an €800 million roads project in Donegal aimed at improving transport links across the northwest will be published in regional and national press this morning. Ulster • 14 May
Nurses serve industrial action notice at Donegal facility The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation and the Psychiatric Nurses Association have served notice of industrial action in the Donegal Intellectual Disability Services, Ard na Gréine in Stranorlar. Regional • 13 May
Nurses serve industrial action notice at Donegal facility The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation and the Psychiatric Nurses Association have served notice of industrial action in the Donegal Intellectual Disability Services, Ard na Gréine in Stranorlar. Regional • 13 May
