If the helmet fits...children from Greencastle Community Childcare visit Moville Fire Station on their monthly education trip.

Children from the Greencastle Community Childcare visit Moville Fire Station on their monthly educational trip.

The headstone of Friar Hegarty's grave at Ned's Point, Buncrana, that was recently tidied up by members of the Buncrana and West Inishowen History and Heritage Group.

Moville's Jennifer Barr and friend Suzanne Gilmore who completed the Chicago Marathon in October to help the Marie Keating Foundation. Jennifer and Suzanne's group of 150 runners managed to collect over €260,000 for the cancer charity.

Pictured at the launch of the first ever Ballyliffin Coastal Challenge race to be held on Easter Saturday are from left, Patsy McGonagle, Niall McGee and Michael McLaughlin.

Don't mess with Matthew from Moville.

Former Science teacher, Marian Harkin MEP, pictured at the BT Young Scientist Exhibition with Roisin Gillivan, left and Meadhbh Nic Ardle from Colaiste Ailigh, Letterkenny. Their entry was called: ‘An bhfuil súile I gconaí tairseach?

Chelsea McGowan, fourth class, St. Aengus' N.S., Bridgend, who was awarded the Rainbow Certificate for succesfully completing 100m in Lisnagelvin Swimming Pool. Chelsea was the only pupil among children from 24 schools to achieve a swim of this length.

Donegal North East T.D., Deputy Niall Blaney receives a plaque from Taoiseach Brian Cowen for his contribution to the 2009 Fianna Fáil National Draw. Ticket sales in Donegal North East were the fourth highest nationwide.

Pictured at a meeting of key stakeholders in Derry's designation as a member of the World Health Organisation's European Network of Healthy Cities at the Guildhall. Seated front from left, are Fiona Teague, Derry Healthy Cities; Mayor Paul Fleming and Valerie Watts, Derry City Council's Town Clerk and Chief Executive. Standing, from left, are Eamon Deane, Paul McNaught, DSD; Mary Black, Public Health Agency, John Meehan, Derry City Council, and Walter Mullan.