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06 Sept 2025
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A general view of O'Donnell Park.
Supporters attending the Donegal-Armagh game in Letterkenny on Sunday have been reminded that there will be NO car parking in the vicinity of O’Donnell Park.
A free shuttle bus service will be provided to take people to the ground.
Garda are asking patrons to avail of car parks in Letterkenny town.
There will be no car parking either in the ground of O’Donnell Park or in the vicinity of the Sallaghraine venue.
There will be a road closure in place from 12pm from Kernan's shop, known locally as Black’s Junction, to O'Donnell Park until after the game to allow for safe access of pedestrians.
There will be access for local residents and for people who are going to Aura Leisure Centre.
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