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Due to popular demand and the limited number of places on our first course, Workhouse Theatre Company/ AnGrianán will be running another WorkLab six-week actors training course!
Anyone interested in joining please come to our free induction class from 2pm - 4pm on Saturday, March 28, at the Regional Cultural Centre (RCC) in Letterkenny. Classes will then be every Tuesday and Thursday - 6:30pm-9:30pm - from Tuesday, April 21. The course will cost €120. Places will be limited and applicants must be aged 16 or over.
To book a place on the free induction workshop, or for general enquires, please email info@workhouse.ie or phone AnGrianán on (074) 9120777.
Minister Jim O'Callaghan spoke at Dáil Éireann about Creeslough tragedy
The Clonmany Festival is one of the most successful country music events in the country, attracting thousands of spectators to the village every summer.
A view of the stunning new snooker and pool hall at the Plaza Youth Club, which will officially open in Buncrana tomorrow, March 20.
Costs rising in Donegal
The Radisson Blu has been owned by Liscooley native Paul Byrne and family since 2003
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