A FRESH chapter has begun for the Donegal Education Support Centre in Letterkenny with the recent launch of its new logo – a modern symbol designed to reflect growth, innovation, and a renewed commitment to supporting education across the county.
The unveiling ceremony was led by Paul Hannigan, Head of College, ATU Donegal, who described the rebrand as “a new start and a new beginning” for the organisation as it continues to evolve to meet the changing needs of schools, teachers, students, and communities throughout Donegal.
The newly designed logo represents more than just a visual change. While it represents the Donegal landscape (mountains, waves and lighthouses) it also signals the centre’s ambition to strengthen collaboration, encourage lifelong learning, and create a welcoming and progressive environment for all those involved in education.
Special guest Paul Hannigan addresses the launch.
With the Atlantic waves and a vibrant identity, the new logo reflects the centre’s forward-looking vision and curriculum change while remaining rooted in the strong educational traditions of Donegal.
Speaking at the launch, Kieran Mc Taggart, Director of the Donegal Education Support Centre, acknowledged the Education Centre staff for their contribution and support during the past year.
He also raised the expertise and commitment of the management committee for bringing the centre to Letterkenny.
The launch event brought together educators, community leaders, and invited guests who welcomed the refreshed identity and the positive message behind it.
Attendees heard about the centre’s plans for future programmes, expanded learning opportunities, and continued engagement with schools and educational partners throughout the county.
With a renewed sense of purpose and a strong vision for the future, the Donegal Education Support Centre is entering an exciting new era — one defined by collaboration, innovation, and a shared commitment to professional learning.