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Upwards of 60 North West companies - including a number from Donegal - have attended a cross-border digital business event in Derry.
The Digital & Social Media Marketing Event, which took place at the Waterfoot Hotel, informed local firms on how digital marketing can assist them develop their business, particularly when trading on a cross-border basis.
The workshop was one of a series of digital networking events which are being held as part of Tradelinks 2, a cross border business development programme designed to grow the micro enterprise sector across Northern Ireland and the border counties of Louth, Monaghan, Cavan, Leitrim, Sligo and Donegal.
All are welcome to attend the hall’s annual general meeting on Tuesday, April 14, at 7pm
Mill Bridge barriers block access for wheelchair users and parents with buggies
Bunagee Old Pier located on the Inishowen peninsula Photo: Google Maps
The main visitor guide for Inishowen is available again
Moville Tidy Towns members Liz Hunter and Marian McDonald are presented with a gold medal by Minister Dara Calleary and Maighread Cremin, Community Sponsorship Manager with SuperValu.
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