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The event is free to attend, and all are welcome to come soak up the atmosphere and kick off the festive season
The much-loved Donegal Town Christmas Craft Fair, organised by Donegal Railway Museum, returns to the St John Bosco Centre this Sunday, December 7, from 12pm to 6pm.
There will be a wide variety of gifts, food, festive decorations, flowers, jewellery, art and more available on the day, all made and sold by local craftspeople. It’s the perfect opportunity to pick up some great gifts for all the family – and maybe a little early Christmas present for yourself!
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2024’s instalment of the Christmas Craft Fair was hugely successful, and this year the organisers are expecting an even bigger and better event. Rumour has it that Santa pops by every year to pick up a locally made gift for Mrs Claus, so you might get a chance to grab a chat and a photo with him on the day! The event is free to attend, and all are welcome to come soak up the atmosphere and kick off the festive season.
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