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06 Sept 2025
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The recently-formed Buncrana Town Team is inviting members of the public to have their say with ideas and suggestions of how to make Buncrana a better place to live, work and visit.
Town Teams have been set up across the county in partnership with Donegal County Council.
A Town Team is a group of local residents, business people, community representatives and other stakeholders who come together to work collaboratively in implementing any actions or ideas for the regeneration of their town and area.
The Buncrana Town Team at a recent meeting
The Buncrana town team was established in October following public consultation and several public meetings.
The team has published a survey seeking views on what the town needs to make it better and is asking the opinion of members of the public of all ages. The survey is available here.
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