18/10/2021
18/10/2021
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As part of the Back in Business campaign by donegallive.ie, we will be highlighting two Donegal businesses every day to help drive the local economy and encourage people to shop locally.
Since the easing of restrictions more and more people have visited their shops and used local businesses for their great local service. Support your local business and they will support you.
Callaghan Jewellers
Phone 074 93 63030
Email hello@callaghanjewellers.com
Selling beautiful items since 1960, Callaghan's Jewellers stock a range of unique and beautiful jewellery from popular brands and styles such as Claddagh Jewellery, Rebecca Jewellery and LMD Jewellery. They also offer a stunning range of engagement rings, wedding rings and more. All online or instore.
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