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Well the adrenaline is started to flow in a lot of veins around Leghowney at the moment as the final touches are being put on this years much anticipated production ‘It Runs in the Family’.
In this year’s hilarious presentation from Leghowney Drama Group, Dr.Mortimore’s past catches up with him.
Chaos and mayhem ensue in the doctors’ common room and the corridors of St. Andrew’s Hospital. An ongoing rehearsal for the Christmas Pantomime adds to the confusion!
It’s all a recipe for a real good laugh - no more than is expected from this great local drama group.
Production opens this Sunday, March 10 at 8.30pm sharp with shows nightly throught to Friday, March 15 except for Wednesday, when there will be no performance.
As usual, come early in the week and arrive early so as to avoid disappointment.
There will be a free matinee performance this Sunday at 2pm for children and OAPs.
Mountcrest Caravan Park, Bundoran
An aerial view of the site, which has the Causeway Road at the bottom and Inishowen Co-Op at the top.
Polestar Roundabout in Letterkenny
Death notices for Donegal
The play will run for five nights beginning next Monday, March 16, to Friday, 20 at 8pm nightly, including St Patrick’s night
IPAS Centre planning permission application made in Loch an Iúir
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