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The label ‘Sarah Lorraine' is owned by Bunbeg-native Sarah Lorraine Gallagher
A second Sarah Lorraine store is due to open in Donegal.
The retail store will open in Dungloe on Friday, joining the existing Gweedore shop. The label ‘Sarah Lorraine' is owned by Bunbeg-native Sarah Lorraine Gallagher.
“From a tiny idea to two stores in Donegal,” Business owner Sarah Gallagher shared. “My heart is full today. Our new Sarah Lorraine Ireland store in Dungloe is ready to open its doors, created slowly and honestly with the support of a community that spans every walk of life.
“From farmers to fashion lovers, young mums, builders, nurses and the girls who have been with me from the very beginning. Gweedore is where our story began. Dungloe is our next chapter. Both places hold a piece of who we are and everything we create.
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“Thank you for helping to bring this second store to life. Love Sarah Lorraine x”.
The opening will take place on Friday at 10am at the new store located on Dungloe Main Street.
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