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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Magee of Donegal manager Stephen Harron with Pierce Brosnan
Pierce Brosnan paid a visit to Magee of Donegal this week and was given a couple of gifts to keep the cold away.
The former James Bond actor, originally from Drogheda and brought up in Meath, has been in Donegal filming the movie adaption of 'Four Letters of Love,' based on the novel of the same name by Niall Williams.
In store, Brosnan met with Magee of Donegal manager Stephen Harron and his team.
Pierce Brosnan with Mary Mulhern at Magee of Donegal
To mark his stay in the locality, Brosnan was gifted a Magee 1866 Melvin jacket and baker cap, both crafted in Donegal Tweed designed and woven at the Magee mill in Donegal town, and badly needed in this cold snap.
Magee 1866 is a fifth-generation Irish family brand with over 150 years’ experience in designing and weaving natural fibre fabrics and creating iconic clothing and accessories in Donegal, Ireland.
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