
Vertiv to Create 300 Jobs in Letterkenny, Ireland
Technology manufacturer Vertiv has announced a significant expansion of its operations in Letterkenny, Co Donegal, Ireland, which is expected to generate 300 new jobs in the north west region.
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Technology manufacturer Vertiv has announced a significant expansion of its operations in Letterkenny, Co Donegal, Ireland, which is expected to generate 300 new jobs in the north west region.

Letterkenny is commemorating the 40th anniversary of a tragic fire that resulted in the deaths of five people. The community remembers the victims and the devastating event.

Posts circulating online that object to a proposed 'Mega Mosque' in Letterkenny, Ireland, have been debunked for misleading the public about the actual plans, using images from the Bradford Grand Mosque to imply a much larger scale.

A star from 'Letterkenny' discusses the potential for more crossovers with its spin-off 'Shoresy', nearly three years after the original show's conclusion.

A major town centre revamp has commenced in Letterkenny with the turning of the sod on a €3 million Market Square project.
A man and a woman were arrested in County Donegal after two gardaí were assaulted. The incident occurred in Letterkenny, leading to police action.
Inspectors found droppings on food packaging and food itself, with gaps noted at rear of premises

“Heated Rivalry” star Hudson Williams isn’t straying too far from Crave, signing on to star in the Bell Media-owned Canadian streamer’s upcoming half-hour drama series “Yaga,” along with fellow stars Carrie-Anne Moss (“The Matrix), Noah Reid (“Schitt’s Creek”) and Clark Backo (“Letterkenny”). “Yaga” is based on the hit play by Canadian playwright Kat Sandler, who […]

Two men from Eastern Europe are scheduled to be sentenced next month at Letterkenny Circuit Criminal Court following a large-scale investigation into human trafficking for labor exploitation and money laundering in northwest Ireland.
A scheme designed to encourage the redevelopment of rundown properties, known as the Living City Initiative, has been extended to include five additional provincial towns in Ireland: Athlone, Drogheda, Dundalk, Letterkenny, and Sligo.

Tasya Teles, an actor from 'Shoresy', discussed the potential for the sports comedy series to continue beyond its seventh season, following 'Letterkenny's' 12 seasons.