Former Letterkenny Councillor Victor Fisher Passes Away at 85

BREAKING: Former Letterkenny Town Councillor and prominent businessman Victor Fisher has died at the age of 85. This urgent news was confirmed early today, on September 13, 2025, sending shockwaves through the local community in Donegal.

Fisher was a well-respected figure in Letterkenny, first elected as a member of the Fianna Fáil party in 1985. Over the course of his political career, he successfully contested four more elections, including the final town council election in 2009, just before its abolition in 2014. He served as Mayor of Letterkenny three times, leaving a lasting legacy in the town.

Local residents are mourning the loss of a dedicated public servant who played a crucial role in local governance for nearly three decades. “Victor was a leader in our community whose presence will be deeply missed,” said a spokesperson for the Letterkenny Town Council.

Victors’s contributions extended beyond politics; he was also a prominent businessman and a well-loved figure among his peers. His passing marks the end of an era for many in the area who looked up to him for guidance and support.

As the community remembers Fisher’s achievements, plans for memorial services are already underway. Local leaders are expected to gather to honor his contributions, and details will be announced shortly.

Residents are encouraged to share their memories and tributes on social media, celebrating the life of a man who dedicated so much to the betterment of Letterkenny.

Stay tuned for further updates on memorial arrangements and tributes to this beloved figure in the heart of Donegal.