Barbara Kucharczyk and Betty Wolfe whose late father, RAF Pilot Roland "Bud" Wolfe from Nebraska, crashed in an Inishowen bog in 1941. The sisters visited the Gleneely site this week on its 70th anniversary before unveiling a new exhibition in Derry.

Donegal's 'Apprentice' hopeful Joanne Sweeney Burke, second left, celebrates three years in business with Media Box on Tuesday. Also pictured are company staff, Corrine Temple, Janine Sullivan and Erin Coyle.

Singer songwriter competition final at the Sean Ti Bar, Greencastle on Saturday, November 26th. Finalists Geraldine Cavanagh and Debbie McDaid sing their song "We've got the life".

Singer songwriter competition final at the Sean Ti Bar, Greencastle on Saturday, November 26th. The winner Lawrence Hackett singing his song "When do we fall".

The crowd enjoying performances at the singer songwriter competition final in the Sean Ti Bar, Greencastle on Saturday, November 26th.

Singer songwriter competition final at the Sean Ti Bar, Greencastle on Saturday, November 26th. Sean O'Neill performs his song "Next time around".

Singer songwriter competition final at the Sean Ti Bar, Greencastle on Saturday, November 26th. Singers Michael Douglas and James McIvor watching other performers on stage.

Young primary pupils enjoy some scientific experiments as part of Crana College Science Week 2011.

Crana College students take part in an ecology field trip as part of their Science Week 2011.

Young Carn GAA players get support from the local SuperValu.

Students at Scoil Mhuire, Buncrana, compete in a cross country competition hosted by the school.

Students at Scoil Mhuire, Buncrana, compete in a cross country competition hosted by the school.

Students at Scoil Mhuire, Buncrana, compete in a cross country competition hosted by the school.

Donegal draught players who took part in the 2011 Irish Open Draughts Coompetition in Stockstown, Co Roscommon

MOVILLE Community Resource Centre and community chef Brian McDermott receive the runner-up Pride of Place award in Gorey, Co Wexford. Moville won for its Healthy Gardening community scheme. Brian is pictured with Environment Minister, Phil Hogan and Donegal Deputy Mayor, Barry O'Neill.

These colourful young ladies get ready for the Guildhall Craft Fair in Derry from Friday, November 18 - 20. The fair is the start of the city's festive programming.

Some of the spooky goings-on at St Patrick's Boys' School, Carndonagh, at Halloween.

Some of the spooky goings-on at St Patrick's Boys' School, Carndonagh, at Halloween.

Derry's new Foyle Area Commander, PSNI Chief Inspector Garry Eaton, helps launch a free reflective armband scheme for the city's schoolchildren. Also pictured is Cllr Thomas Conway.

Inishowen woman, Siobhan Friel, second left, along with fellow Friends of Letterkenny Hospital prior to their departure to run the New York Marathon on November 6.

Pictured at the recent conferring of awards at LYIT is Stephen Cuffe from Buncrana. Stephen graduated with a Higher Certificate in Science (Pharmacy Technician) and received the prize for Best Student in Science. Also in the photo are, back, from left, Danny Brennan, registrar; Paul Hannigan, president; and Aodh O'Domhnaill, governing body chairman. Pictured front, from left, Dr Anne Nelson, head of the Department of Science and Dr Gertie Taggart, head of the School of Science. Photo Fergal Megannety.

Siobhán Lennon, daughter of Tony and the late Liz Lennon, Moville, who recently graduated from the University of Chester with a BA (Hons) in Early Childhood Studies. Siobhán is a past pupil of Moville Community College.

Inishowen Development Partnership community links officer, Mary McCallion, picks up a cheque for €10,000 at the Coca Cola 125 years Thank You Fund awards on November 2, in Dublin. IDP will use the money to deliver a Healthy Lifestyle programme next year for children aged 4-17 years.

Mary McCallion, back row, far right, flies the flag for the peninsula after Inishowen Development Partnership scooped €10,000 in the Coca Cola 125 years Thank You Fund awards. The public helped the local team over the line with a public vote. IDP will use the money to deliver a Healthy Lifestyle programme next year for children aged 4-17 years.

Members of Inishowen Athletics Club taking part in the Dublin Marathon on Halloween 2011.

Students from Scoil Mhuire, Buncrana, who were kayaking in Omagh, Co Tyrone, with their teacher, Mr Hutton.

Students from Scoil Mhuire, Buncrana, who were kayaking in Omagh, Co Tyrone, with their teacher, Mr Hutton.

Students from Scoil Mhuire, Buncrana, who were kayaking in Omagh, Co Tyrone, with their teacher, Mr Hutton.

Anna Claire Devlin from Inishowen who was conferred with an BSc degree at NUI Galway last Thursday. She was also the recipient of the Armstrong-Stewart Memorial Award as the student who achieved the highest grade in the examinations leading to the BSc (Honours) degree in Anatomy. Also pictured are, from left, NUI Galway President, Dr James J. Browne and Prof Peter Dockery, Established Professor of Anatomy.

Moville Raft Race committee present the funds raised this year to the James Connolly Memorial Hospital and the RNLI lifeboats. Pictured back row, from left, are Claire McElroy, Emma Farren, Aine Hegarty and Brian Thompson. Front, from left, are Paddy McElroy, Denis Cavanagh of the RNLI, Carol Casey of JCM and Gerard Dougal. Missing from photo are George C Hegarty, Michael McLaughlin and Siobhan McLaughlin.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.

Barbara Kucharczyk and Betty Wolfe whose late father, RAF Pilot Roland "Bud" Wolfe from Nebraska, crashed in an Inishowen bog in 1941. The sisters visited the Gleneely site this week on its 70th anniversary before unveiling a new exhibition in Derry.

Donegal's 'Apprentice' hopeful Joanne Sweeney Burke, second left, celebrates three years in business with Media Box on Tuesday. Also pictured are company staff, Corrine Temple, Janine Sullivan and Erin Coyle.

Singer songwriter competition final at the Sean Ti Bar, Greencastle on Saturday, November 26th. Finalists Geraldine Cavanagh and Debbie McDaid sing their song "We've got the life".

Singer songwriter competition final at the Sean Ti Bar, Greencastle on Saturday, November 26th. The winner Lawrence Hackett singing his song "When do we fall".

The crowd enjoying performances at the singer songwriter competition final in the Sean Ti Bar, Greencastle on Saturday, November 26th.

Singer songwriter competition final at the Sean Ti Bar, Greencastle on Saturday, November 26th. Sean O'Neill performs his song "Next time around".

Singer songwriter competition final at the Sean Ti Bar, Greencastle on Saturday, November 26th. Singers Michael Douglas and James McIvor watching other performers on stage.

Young primary pupils enjoy some scientific experiments as part of Crana College Science Week 2011.

Crana College students take part in an ecology field trip as part of their Science Week 2011.

Young Carn GAA players get support from the local SuperValu.

Students at Scoil Mhuire, Buncrana, compete in a cross country competition hosted by the school.

Students at Scoil Mhuire, Buncrana, compete in a cross country competition hosted by the school.

Students at Scoil Mhuire, Buncrana, compete in a cross country competition hosted by the school.

Donegal draught players who took part in the 2011 Irish Open Draughts Coompetition in Stockstown, Co Roscommon

MOVILLE Community Resource Centre and community chef Brian McDermott receive the runner-up Pride of Place award in Gorey, Co Wexford. Moville won for its Healthy Gardening community scheme. Brian is pictured with Environment Minister, Phil Hogan and Donegal Deputy Mayor, Barry O'Neill.

These colourful young ladies get ready for the Guildhall Craft Fair in Derry from Friday, November 18 - 20. The fair is the start of the city's festive programming.

Some of the spooky goings-on at St Patrick's Boys' School, Carndonagh, at Halloween.

Some of the spooky goings-on at St Patrick's Boys' School, Carndonagh, at Halloween.

Derry's new Foyle Area Commander, PSNI Chief Inspector Garry Eaton, helps launch a free reflective armband scheme for the city's schoolchildren. Also pictured is Cllr Thomas Conway.

Inishowen woman, Siobhan Friel, second left, along with fellow Friends of Letterkenny Hospital prior to their departure to run the New York Marathon on November 6.

Pictured at the recent conferring of awards at LYIT is Stephen Cuffe from Buncrana. Stephen graduated with a Higher Certificate in Science (Pharmacy Technician) and received the prize for Best Student in Science. Also in the photo are, back, from left, Danny Brennan, registrar; Paul Hannigan, president; and Aodh O'Domhnaill, governing body chairman. Pictured front, from left, Dr Anne Nelson, head of the Department of Science and Dr Gertie Taggart, head of the School of Science. Photo Fergal Megannety.

Siobhán Lennon, daughter of Tony and the late Liz Lennon, Moville, who recently graduated from the University of Chester with a BA (Hons) in Early Childhood Studies. Siobhán is a past pupil of Moville Community College.

Inishowen Development Partnership community links officer, Mary McCallion, picks up a cheque for €10,000 at the Coca Cola 125 years Thank You Fund awards on November 2, in Dublin. IDP will use the money to deliver a Healthy Lifestyle programme next year for children aged 4-17 years.

Mary McCallion, back row, far right, flies the flag for the peninsula after Inishowen Development Partnership scooped €10,000 in the Coca Cola 125 years Thank You Fund awards. The public helped the local team over the line with a public vote. IDP will use the money to deliver a Healthy Lifestyle programme next year for children aged 4-17 years.

Members of Inishowen Athletics Club taking part in the Dublin Marathon on Halloween 2011.

Students from Scoil Mhuire, Buncrana, who were kayaking in Omagh, Co Tyrone, with their teacher, Mr Hutton.

Students from Scoil Mhuire, Buncrana, who were kayaking in Omagh, Co Tyrone, with their teacher, Mr Hutton.

Students from Scoil Mhuire, Buncrana, who were kayaking in Omagh, Co Tyrone, with their teacher, Mr Hutton.

Anna Claire Devlin from Inishowen who was conferred with an BSc degree at NUI Galway last Thursday. She was also the recipient of the Armstrong-Stewart Memorial Award as the student who achieved the highest grade in the examinations leading to the BSc (Honours) degree in Anatomy. Also pictured are, from left, NUI Galway President, Dr James J. Browne and Prof Peter Dockery, Established Professor of Anatomy.

Moville Raft Race committee present the funds raised this year to the James Connolly Memorial Hospital and the RNLI lifeboats. Pictured back row, from left, are Claire McElroy, Emma Farren, Aine Hegarty and Brian Thompson. Front, from left, are Paddy McElroy, Denis Cavanagh of the RNLI, Carol Casey of JCM and Gerard Dougal. Missing from photo are George C Hegarty, Michael McLaughlin and Siobhan McLaughlin.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.

Children and staff at Birdstown Montessori heading off for some trick or treating at Halloween.