Images from around the County and beyond this week. From the burial of Martin McGuinness to Fanad Lighthous 200 year anniversary, Donegal’s double win over Tyrone and more in the Donegal News.
The remains of Former Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness is carried by friends colleagues and relatives through the streets of the Bogside.
Pictured at the CAKE (Crossroads and Killygordan Enterprise) Party for older people in the Villa Rose Hotel recently were standing, Meave Walsh, Kathleen Sweeney, Bernie Murray and Edward Gallagher. Seated; Peggy Kelly, Tommy Hannon and Teresa Ward.
Mixologist Seán Ronaghan, at Dillion's Hotel with his creation, a Wild Atlantic Way Mojito. Photo: Donna El Assaad
Michael Murphy, Donegal in possession as Justin McMahon, Tyrone closes in. Photo: Donna El Assaad
Aoibheann, Orla and Roisin, Glenswilly fans at the match against Four Masters on Sunday. Photo: Donna El Assaad
Firework's at Fanad Lighthouse where they celebrated the 200year anniversary at the weekend.
Danny, Jordan, Keane & Alannah Ryan going to great lengths to support the launch of the 2017 Big Donegal Clean Up. Also pictured is the Cathaoirleach Cllr Terence Slowey along with the Councils Litter Management Team – Suzanne Bogan, Martin Roarty, Pearse McCrory, Brian McBrearty, Noel O’Donnell and Kevin McMenamin.
Loreto Secondary School and St Eunan's College who are participating in a Strictly Come Dancing event in aid of Jigsaw Donegal and Breast Cancer North West, taking place in the Mount Errigal Hotel on Tuesday 25th April. Tickets are €10 and are available in both schools.
The remains of Former Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness is carried by friends colleagues and relatives through the streets of the Bogside this afternoon.
Young rugby stars of the future who took part in the Girls Active Activity Fest 2017 in partnership with the Women’s Rugby World Cup Trophy Tour at the Aura Leisure Centre, Letterkenny this week.Girls Active is a physical activity programme delivered in post primary schools and Youthreach centres with a focus on creating more supportive environments for teenage girls to be more physically active.
In addition to the weekly activities that girls participate in their schools/Youthreach centres, participating girls are invited to attend and participate in the Annual Activity Fest as a celebration event. This year the Girls Active Activity Fest is celebrating the run up to the Women’s Rugby World Cup and the fact that Ireland are hosting this competition in Dublin and Belfast later in August. A Women’s Rugby international player will also be in attendance on the day with a focus to encourage young females to participate in physical activity.Photo: Declan Doherty
Susan Wasson, Jacqui Gallagher, Lisa Thomas, Tracey McVeigh and Helen Douglas, five of the 9 ladies who are doing a charity Skydive in aid of Pieta House on April 1st.
Some of the crowd in MacCumhaill park for the u21 replay between Donegal and Tyrone. Donegal won with a comfortable 0-18 to 1-9 score.
U21 - Donegal's Michael Langan, gets the shot away against Tyrone's Conor Shields.
Clodagh McTaggart and Martin Ward having fun in the snow on Tuesday morning. Photo: Donna El Assaad
Posted: 12:45 pm March 24, 2017