Termon's Ricky Gallagher in full flight as St. Eunan's James Kelly closes in during the senior football championship prelminary quarter-final in Convoy on Saturday Photo Thomas Gallagher
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Donegal Town's pier car park will be closed for the All Ireland homecoming
Following the All Ireland Football Final between Donegal and Kerry, a homecoming event has been organised for Monday evening in Donegal Town.
It will take place in the pier car park area, and motorists and those taking part are advised of car park closure and restrictions.
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The event is being facilitated and run by Donegal County Council in conjunction with the Four Masters GAA and the Donegal County Board.
Donegal County Council is advising members of the public of the following:
- The Pier car park will be closed to all vehicular traffic from 6pm on Sunday, July 27 to 1am on Tuesday, July 29.
- On-street parking on Quay Street will not be permitted from 8am on Monday, July 28 to 1am on Tuesday, July 29.
- The areas outlined in red on the map detail the extent areas that will be closed to vehicular traffic to facilitate the event.
- Local access for deliveries to the back of the hotels etc will be facilitated.
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