Brian McDaid

Motoring Columnist Brian McDaid was driving in style in the new Porsche Taycan 4S electric sports car… I have this…

A black horse takes it easy in the background. His name is Beauty but he has competition in the good…

This week, Donegal Daily columnist and former firefighter Brian McDaid shares his view on a recent call for details on…

KATHLEEN Doyle, representing all the families including her own grandfather, along with Ben McFadden were the driving force as they…

Motoring columnist Brian McDaid attends the 50 year celebrations of an iconic Donegal dealership – Inishowen Motors. You’re a long…

Motoring Columnist Brian McDaid looks back at the weekend in Letterkenny and how the behaviour of a few overshadowed the…

Motoring Columnist Brian McDaid looks at the rise in popularity of automatic cars and what the future holds for manuals.…

Columnist Brian McDaid writes about a fundraiser inspired by a brave and beloved young Letterkenny woman, Bronwyn Coyle. When two…

Our motoring columnist Brian McDaid takes a trip down memory lane this week – to one of the hottest summers…

I had far too much fun test driving the latest in self-charging cars that I had to remind myself a…

‘COME on, grandad’ two children call. They’re finally down from Dublin for the first time in a long time.  DD…

“That’s the 38 line, you’ll always remember it, you’ll know it by its cross-arms, they were designed by a German.”…

One of the best-known photographers, the late Micheal Jack O’Donnell passed away last weekend after a long illness. Brian McDaid…

This week’s column from Brian McDaid recalls a catch-up with an old friend, and great memories from when the Bay…

A wave said it all, it sent a signal to say we’re back and out on the road again. It…

Trevor Tease was harder than the Fanad gravel used in the building blocks for Wolfe Tone Place. He travelled in…

A local version of the great rallying team boss David Richards comes to mind when I think of a package…

Giovanni Bianconi turned the corner and he felt an overwhelming feeling as that familiar name came into view last Saturday…

He carefully folded his Farmer’s Journal and tucked it under his arm. He steps across a busy forecourt like it…

SAINT Patrick’s day was on a Monday that year; a day that you didn’t know what it was going to…