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One in 12 businesses default on Covid loans, figures show

Banks ask Government to pay £1 in every £9 for Covid loans

Around one in 12 businesses have defaulted on the Government-backed loans they took during the pandemic. The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy revealed on Thursday that £414 million has so far been paid out to cover loans that ...

28 Jul 2022 at 16:08

Local News

Donegal people urged to heed May Bank Holiday water safety appeal

In the lead up to the May bank holiday weekend in Donegal, the Coast Guard, RNLI, and Water Safety Ireland have issued a joint water safety appeal, asking people to take some basic steps to stay safe, as incidents continue to occur as the weather ...

29 Apr 2022 at 09:33

City

Businesses pessimistic about Government support as output shrinks

Inflation concerns and fears of surging energy prices are taking a heavy toll on businesses despite the Government’s pledges to cover a proportion of costs, new research has shown. For half of small businesses, fuel and energy costs remain their ...

10 Oct 2022 at 01:01

Local News

Donegal people urged to heed May Bank Holiday water safety appeal

29 Apr 2022 at 13:33

City

Half of women business owners rejected for a loan, survey finds

Half of female entrepreneurs have been turned down for a loan to fund their new business – putting pressure on the Government’s ambitions to boost Britain’s economy, according to new research. Some women business owners called out being ...

06 Mar 2023 at 00:01

Local News

Bundoran RNLI issues warning about local riptide as lifeguard season ends

As bathing season draws to a close, Donegal County Council is winding down its lifeguard presence on Donegal's beaches. RNLI Bundoran Lifeboat Station has reminded people that the beach lifeguards on the town's main beaches are on duty ...

31 Aug 2023 at 23:33

Local News

Met Éireann forecast a drizzly day in Donegal - with possible coastal flooding

Met Éireann has forecast a drizzly Mother’s Day for Donegal, although there is a possibility of coastal flooding. They say there will be some bright spells in the west at first today, Sunday, but another mostly cloudy day overall with ...

10 Mar 2024 at 09:33

Local News

Met Éireann forecast a drizzly day in Donegal - with possible coastal flooding

10 Mar 2024 at 09:33

Arts & Entertainment

Malcolm McDowell Woods' new novel celebrates Donegal’s beauty and warmth

Malcolm McDowell Woods is a longtime journalist, editor and writer and has announced the publication of his first novel, fictionally based in Donegal. What the Tide Leaves Behind, published by Dunnybegs Press, is a heartwarming ...

05 May 2024 at 13:33

Arts & Entertainment

Malcolm McDowell Woods' new novel celebrates Donegal’s beauty and warmth

05 May 2024 at 13:33

South Donegal

Rossnowlagh Orange Order marchers warned of high tide

Orange men and women travelling to their annual march in Rossnowlagh on Saturday, have been warned about parking on the resort's main beach with an anticipated high tide at the beach in mid afternoon. In a posting ...

07 Jul 2022 at 19:33

William jokes about his ‘Harry Potter’ scar after checking out seaweed golf tee

The Prince of Wales joked about his famous “Harry Potter” scar when he came across a golf tee – made from seaweed. William mentioned the golfing accident which left him with a head wound during a fact-finding ...

11 Jun 2024 at 16:11

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