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Naomh Ultan GAA Club in Dunkineely is celebrating its 50th birthday this year, and a special publication is being compiled to mark the occasion.
The club would love to get as many unique photographs, newspaper clippings and anything else that will help make this publication one to treasure.
A spokesperson said: “Scheduled for release in August, this book will coincide with our 50th Anniversary Weekend and Dinner Dance over the August bank holiday weekend.
“If you possess any unique photographs, noteworthy newspaper articles or other memorabilia that encapsulate our club's history, we warmly invite you to share them.
“We've gathered an already great collection but with every contribution we can add more depth to our collective story!
"Reach out to the club or connect with any of our committee members.
“Rest assured, all items will be handled with care and promptly returned.”
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