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Events at Donegal Town's Franciscan Abbey, St Johnston, and Glenveigh National Park
Abbey of Donegal Historical Tour
The Abbey of Donegal Project will provide a tour that will include the story of the Abbey of Donegal, the O'Donnell Chieftains, including Red Hugh O'Donnell, the Four Masters, and their influence on Irish history from 1474 to 1636
Opening hours for the tour are from 11am until 12.15pm.
For further information, contact the Abbey of Donegal Project at seamus@abbeyofdonegal.ie or call 087 2598547.
Death notices for Donegal on Thursday evening
Death notices for Donegal on Thursday morning
Cllr Gary Doherty noted drivers were being recommended to take Cappry back roads
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