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The wedding dress in the Animals In Need shop in Donegal Town
The Animals in Need charity shop in Donegal Town currently has a beautiful wedding dress in stock.
The dress has a small train and would fit a size 12 to 14.
A spokesperson for Animals in Need took to Facebook to say: “The dress is used but like new and will have to be seen to appreciate it and the fantastic bead details.”
Hoops for under the dress are available for a further €20.
The spokesperson continued: “Items are for sale and view in our Donegal Town Charity Store located between Specsavers and Aldi in the Carpark, Donegal Town, F94 P896, as well as being available to reserve here against a 50% deposit, paid via credit / bank card.
“All reserved items must be collected in the charity store within one week of reservation.
“Our Charity Store has loads of other offers and items for sale with new stock being added daily so do call in and grab a bargain.”
The shop is open every Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 4pm.
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