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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Pictured are some of the painters: Kay Conaghan, Maureen Smyth, Jenny Craven, Ros Harvey, Tim Stampton, Elaine Graham, Teasy McConalogue and Bernie McLaughlin.
Almost €700 has been raised for the Ard Aoibheann unit at Carndonagh Community Hospital by the sale of paintings by the Colgan Painters.
The group of local artists recently held an exhibition of their art at the Colgan Hall in Carndonagh with the proceeds of sales going to the Ard Aoibheann unit. The Colgan Painters are based in The Colgan Hall and supported by the Donegal ETB.Artists Ros Harvey and Illustrator Tim Stampton came along to show their support.
The exhibition was supported by the staff at the Colgan Hall and Donegal ETB.
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