Michael Murphy at Donegal's last visit to Dr Hyde Park in Roscommon, where they played Mayo last year
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The shop was situated beside Neal J Doherty Auctioneers on Pound Street in the town centre
The recent good as new charity shop which opened in Carndonagh in January has now closed.
The shop, which was situated beside Neal J Doherty Auctioneers on Pound Street in the town centre, was operated in aid of the Ard Aoibhinn Alzheimer's Unit in Carndonagh and the autism class at Scoil Treasa Naofa, Malin.
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“Thanks to everyone who helped and supported these two great causes in any way,” the organisers of the shop said. “Your kindness and generosity is greatly appreciated.”
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