Buncrana, which is also known as 'Parthas Eireann' or Ireland's Paradise, is the main urban centre and largest town in the picturesque Inishowen Peninsula. Its strong industrial, commercial and tourist tradition, outstanding scenery and high quality natural environment, lends itself to a town with great potential.

Recent years have seen significant developments with regard to retail space, commercial and tourist development and a high standard of accessible accommodation becoming available.

Buncrana couple for Oscars

Amanda Doherty and her husband Adrian Gill from Buncrana will be among 300 invited guests from all over the world who will attend the Oscars ceremony this year. The couple flies out tomorrow (Febr...

Fab five head south for nationals

The son of a man who survived a horrific accident at Cockhill bridge outside Buncrana this time last year has launched a petition for a new crossing to be built. Clonbeg man Oliver O’Donnell’s fath...

Fab five head south for nationals

FIVE young Inishowen boxers travel to Dublin’s National Stadium next Friday (February 29) to compete in the national championships after landing Ulster titles in Coalisland at the weekend. Illies Gol...

Tributes paid to ‘Mr North West’

THE greens and fairways of North West Golf Club will lie empty tomorrow as a mark of respect to the club’s much-loved pro Seamus McBriarty, who passed away on Monday after a short illness. Club secre...

Calendar girl

Senator Cecilia Keaveney is a calendar girl. The Moville senator features in the recently launched charity calendar for Bun an Phobail GAA club. A teenage Ms Keaveney can be seen in the month of...

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