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A new campaign from the Economic Development Unit to support Donegal businesses will take place from November 6 until November 8.
#BuyDonegalWeekend will highlight the great range of Donegal products and services available and encourage people to buy them.
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The campaign is being supported with an extensive online marketing campaign including a dedicated www.buydonegal.com website where consumers can go to find out more about products and services on offer from Donegal.
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Micheal O'Giobuin, Priomhoide, Colaiste Ailigh, with Cllr Gerry McMonagle, Cllr Jimmy Kavanagh (Mayor) and Liam Ward, Donegal Co. Council
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