Attendees at the Donegal Bar Association gala ball. Photos: Joe Boland (North West Newspix)
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09 Nov 2025
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Animals In Need has been nominated in The Big Christmas Giveback, a national competition which aims to shine a light on the positive work happening in local communities across Ireland.
AIN is a non-profit animal charity that rescues stray, injured and abandoned pets. Founded in 2006 by a small group of people in Donegal Town who were individually making an effort to alleviate animal suffering.
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Voting is open for The Big Christmas Giveback, and the person or organisation who has the most votes will win €1000 in Town & City Gift Cards, such as the ShopLK Gift Card, as a prize, and the person who nominated them will win a €500 Gift Card.
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