The Young St Vincent de Paul event at the Clanree Hotel, Letterkenny, saw schools showcase projects completed in aid of the charity. Please click on the arrows to go through the galleryLoreto, Letterkenny The event was hosted by Lee Gooch and brought together seven secondary schools from across Donegal - Abbey Vocational School, Donegal Town, Deele College Raphoe, Loreto School Letterkenny, St Bernadette's School Letterkenny, Mulroy College Milford, Moville Community College, Rosses Community School Dungloe. This is the second year of the initiative, which is run by North West Youth Development Officer Julie Barr. The event was well attended and featured performances, guest speakers, and a Q&A session. Attendees included Teresa Ryan, the President of SVP; Martin Tierney (CEO); Elizabeth Smyth, the Head of Fundraising; Mairead McGurren, the Regional Vice President; and Cormac McCormack, North West Regional President. It was a lively and positive event highlighting the commitment of young people across Donegal to community engagement and charitable work.placeholder image
The Young St Vincent de Paul event at the Clanree Hotel, Letterkenny, saw schools showcase projects completed in aid of the charity. Please click on the arrows to go through the galleryLoreto, Letterkenny The event was hosted by Lee Gooch and brought together seven secondary schools from across Donegal - Abbey Vocational School, Donegal Town, Deele College Raphoe, Loreto School Letterkenny, St Bernadette's School Letterkenny, Mulroy College Milford, Moville Community College, Rosses Community School Dungloe. This is the second year of the initiative, which is run by North West Youth Development Officer Julie Barr. The event was well attended and featured performances, guest speakers, and a Q&A session. Attendees included Teresa Ryan, the President of SVP; Martin Tierney (CEO); Elizabeth Smyth, the Head of Fundraising; Mairead McGurren, the Regional Vice President; and Cormac McCormack, North West Regional President. It was a lively and positive event highlighting the commitment of young people across Donegal to community engagement and charitable work.

In pictures: Donegal schools showcase projects in aid of St Vincent de Paul

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Published 30th Apr 2026, 08:55 GMT

The event was brought together seven secondary schools from across Donegal - Abbey Vocational School, Donegal Town, Deele College Raphoe, Loreto School Letterkenny, St Bernadette's School Letterkenny, Mulroy College Milford, Moville Community College, Rosses Community School Dungloe

Martin Tierney, Teresa Ryan, Lee Gooch and Julie Barr with students from Mulroy College Milford

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Martin Tierney, Teresa Ryan, Lee Gooch and Julie Barr with students from Mulroy College Milford

Lee Gooch on stage with the schoolchildren

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Lee Gooch on stage with the schoolchildren

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