The Coalition first met on the 14th September 2023. The Chair from September 2025 is Joseph Kelly from Donegal County Library Service.
It is made up of representatives from over 16 organisations. The goal of this Coalition is to work together to help adults with unmet literacy, numeracy and digital literacy needs across Donegal. The Coalition has written and completed two actions plans in 2024 and 2025. The Coalition is now focusing on the 2026 action plan, which will be implemented through collaboration and innovation.
Donegal ETB: Aidan McCloskey, Adult Education Officer and Claire McNicholl, Adult Literacy Organiser (Inishowen)
Donegal Family Resource Centres and Donegal Parent & Family Support Service: Niamh Kelly (Downstrands Family Resource Centre)
Donegal Travellers Project: Kyle Quill, Education Development Worker
Donegal County Council Library Services: Donna Cavanagh (Senior Executive Librarian) and Joseph Kelly, (Executive Librarian and Right to Read Coordinator).
Home School Community Liaison Coordinators: Evelyn Murray, Mulroy College
Inishowen Development Partnership (IDP): Sinead McDaid, SICAP Team Lead Enterprise, Training & Employment
Donegal Local Development Company: Mairead Larkin, Head of Operations
Donegal Intercultural Platform: Paul Kernan, Coordinator
Citizen's Information Services: Rónán Moyne, Development Manager - Donegal North Connacht & Ulster
Health Service Executive: Anne McAteer, Health, Promotion and Improvement Manager
Department Social Protection: Mary Kennedy, Employment Personal Adviser, Employment Services
Donegal County Childcare Committee: Abbey Roarty, Development Officer
North West Regional Skills Forum: Hilary McPartland, North West Regional Skills Manager
Donegal Older Person's Council: Carmel Doherty, Co-Chair
Líonra Leitir Ceanainn: Bairbre Uí Chathail, Comhordaitheoir Pleanála Teanga
Student representative: Catherine Devlin
iAdult, Buncrana: Agnes Doherty, Manager of iADULT Day Service
Regional Literacy Coordinator: Adele McElhinney (Secretary)
You can read through Donegal's Action Plan for 2026.
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