Video/Audio Coverage
Highland Radio Podcast: Thursday’s Nine Til Noon Show
Helen Nolan, CEO of Spraoi agus Spórt, calls in for a chat follow link to listen below: >>>>>>>>>>>> Click here to listen to the Highland Radio Podcast <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
TG4 – Nuacht Spraoi agus Sport Summer Camps
TG4 dropped by to cover all the fun at Spraoi’s Summer Camps – check out the full feature via the link below: Watch the clip here >>>>>
Derry Journal: WATCH – Dancing with delight as Carndonagh Day Care Centre for Older Persons officially reopens
There were cheers of delight and dances of joy as the official opening of the long-awaited Carndonagh Day Care Centre services for Older Persons was officially reopened on Monday. A special event was held in Unit 10 Sproai agus Spórt facility in Carndonagh to marl the...
Highland Radio – Community groups receive funding
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Highland Radio – Business Matters: Helen Nolan from Spraoi agus Spórt
Chris speaks with Helen Nolan, Chief Executive of Spraoi agus Spórt which is based in Carndonagh. Listen Below: [video width="320" height="240"...
Highland Radio – The John Breslin Show: Tír na Nollag a Winter Wonderland
Spraoi agus Sport Family Centre in Carndonagh has been transformed into Tír na Nollag a Winter Wonderland for all. Its inclusive and it's a free sensory friendly Christmas experience. Listen to the clip below:
TG4 – Nuacht: Shopping Sproai
Spraoi agus Spórt shares details of ‘Shopping Spraoi’ launching this Saturday in Carndonagh. The sustainable fashion pop-up shop aimed at ages 16–25 will feature over 1,000 items of pre-loved clothing available to swap or buy! Watch Below: [video width="854"...
Highland Radio – Business Matters: New sustainable fashion pop-up shop for young people
Aoibhin Nolan discusses the Inishowen social enterprise, Spraoi agus Spórt, which has announced plans for a new sustainable fashion pop-up shop for young people. Listen Below: [video width="320" height="240"...
Highland Radio: Ørsted awards €44,000 in funding to Donegal communities in 2023
Over €44,000 was invested in Donegal by Ørsted last year. The global renewable energy company provided funding to community groups and initiatives including North West Community Development, Scoil Naomh Padraig and Buncrana GAA. Ørsted has three active wind farms in...