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06 Sept 2025
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To date, over €2,000 has been raised from this scheme
The popular Confidential Paper Shredding Service is back, thanks to the Letterkenny Rotary Club.
The next date for the Service, is this coming Friday November 25, at the Letterkenny Shopping Centre car park, in association with United Shredding Co. Ltd.
As usual, there will be no fixed fee and all donations received are in aid of the Donegal Down Syndrome Association.
The unit will be parked on the right hand side of the Car Park from 10.20am until 12 noon, and members of the Rotary Club will be on standby to assist if needed.
To date, over €2,000 has been raised from this scheme which will go towards helping users avail of speech and language therapy, physiotherapy and swimming lessons to name a few.
Also a reminder that the Letterkenny Rotary Club’s annual School Bikes Africa Appeal is ongoing in conjunction with Donegal County Council and Bryson Recycling.
As in previous years, bicycles suitable for refurbishing should be strong and sturdy, mountain bike style, have minimum 24” wheel size and mountain bike type tyres. Suitable bikes can be dropped off at any of the Council’s six Recycling Centres (Laghey, Dungloe, Carndonagh, Stranorlar, Letterkenny & Milford).
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