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Organisers of the annual Operation Ballyshannon due to take place today have cancelled their plans due to the weather. The organisers, led by Ballyshannon Regeneration Group, had hoped to do major painting work today as part of cleaning and freshening up parts of the town.
A major clean up of the town, which often involves up to 50 or more volunteers for one day, the organisers had planned to kick off at 10am this morning but with weather reports suggesting the day will get progressively wetter, they have decided to hold fire and hope for better conditions.
Those intending to turn up at the library car park in the town are advised that Operation Ballyshannon will not now go ahead today, but a new date, possibly Saturday June 17th is being considered. This new date will be confirmed in due course.
A spokesperson added: "We had good indications from people that they would turn up today but much of what we had planned today required dry weather and the rain has come in to make that a non runner, so we would like to let people know were not going ahead today, but will probably go ahead on June 17th."
Members of the Inishowen Palestine Solidarity Campaign are among those who will take part in the Long March for Gaza on September 13, with the public urged to join in.
The open competition is welcoming both ladies and gents, with entry priced at €20 per person
Caithorleach of Letterkenny/Milford Municipal District, Ciaran Brogan, cutting the ribbon at the event
The ESB is working to remove a pole at the bottom of Convent Road
R. Mc Cullagh Jewellers on Letterkenny Main Street
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