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Daniel and Majella O’Donnell are hosting a garage sale on Sunday, July 28 between 1pm and 5pm.
The international singing star announced the sale on his Facebook site.
The sale is in aid of Donegal Mind Wellness.
The event will take place on Country Sunday during the Mary from Dungloe Festival.
The sale will last all week if stocks last.
This is a unique opportunity for people to own a piece of the couple’s home before it was changed during RTÉ’s ‘Room to Improove.’
The charges against the defendant were dismissed at Buncrana Courthouse.
Owner James Molloy pictured in Brosef supporting the charity initiative
Thie cat stuck on top of the dilapidated building in Ballintra
The Rose of Tralee International Festival has officially launched its search for both Roses and Rose Escorts. Photo: Domnick Walsh
(L-R) Edel Shovlin, from Raphoe, Acting CEO; Susan Kenny, from Letterkenny; with Miriam O'Callaghan, Broadcaster & Daffodil Day Launch MC. Photo: Andres Poveda Photography
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