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Events at Donegal Town's Franciscan Abbey, St Johnston, and Glenveigh National Park
St Baithin's Church - St Johnston
St Johnston's Parish Council hosts a presentation on the long and proud history of the parish of Taughboyne since St Baithin’s Church was opened in 1860.
St Baithin’s has undergone significant changes and renovations since its opening, and this event shall demonstrate the evolution of the church.
St Baithin’s Church has been the spiritual home of the people of St Johnston and Carrigans for over 160 years.
The event is open from 6pm to 8pm.
For further information, contact St Johnston's Parish Council at eamonnrussell26@gmail.com or call 074 9156138.
Death notices for Donegal on Tuesday evening
Death notices for Donegal on Monday evening
Death notices for Donegal on Monday evening
Death notices for Donegal on Sunday morning
Glenswilly GAA clubhouse will pay host to the event on Monday. Photo: Geraldine Diver
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