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06 Sept 2025
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Sarah Jessica Parker
Hollywood star Sarah Jessica Parker has been penning prose about Donegal and all associated with it. The actress who has a holiday home in Kilcar, where she has been holidaying recently, posted a poem to her Instagram account earlier today. Her poem encapsulates the essence of Donegal, the Sex and the City star, depicts how she loves to watch the sea and enjoys new spuds with butter and cabbage.
She wrote: Photos Really.
They never quite capture it.
And there is always more.
And you should have SEEN it.
Had a bite.
Smelled the turf.
Watched the sea.
Heard him talking.
Cooked the chop.
Buttered the spud. The new spud.
Seen the colours.
Touched the tweed.
Had the tea.
The perfect York cabbage.
So we did.
Til next time.
Her photographs offer a snapshot of some of Donegal's favourite foods and products. This isn't the first time that the actress penned poetry about Donegal. On a previous occasion, the actress took the time to write beautiful poetry about the county and also posted it to her Instagram account.
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