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Volunteers who did their bit to prepare Donegal Town for the All-Ireland final
A group of volunteers came together to put up bunting and flags at the four roundabouts leading into Donegal Town, Tullyearl, Drumlonagher, Mickey Mac's, Blas, Drumcliff and Clar.
Donegal take on Kerry in the All-Ireland SFC final at Croke Park on Sunday, July 27, following Jim McGuinness' side's win over Meath in the semi-final.
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They worked for two evenings, this was organised by local woman Sarah Timoney. A big thank you to all the volunteers who helped out: Sarah Timoney, Pauric Kennedy, Denise and Lacey Cassidy, Donegal Town Mayor Anna Gallagher, Brona McHugh, Raymond Jordan, Shauna Cooney, Ernan and Mary McGettigan, Pam Gavigan, Rena Brogan, Vincent McGrory, Martin McGowan, Gabriel O'Donnell, Mark Timoney, Paul Corley, Ian and Liam McCauley.
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