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06 Sept 2025
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A new bakery has been opened in Glenties today.
ShellyBean cut the ribbon on their new bakery which offers a wide variety of sweet treats, milkshakes and smoothies. The bakery is situated on Glenties Main Street and is open Thursday through to Saturday from 10am until 4pm.
“It seems like a lifetime ago when I started the plan for the shop but in reality, it was only 9 weeks ago,” the owner Michelle commented. “It has been a fantastic experience and I am beyond excited for all of you to share it with me.”
The grand opening coincides with The Festival of Lughnasa starting in Glenties. This five-day festival offers a programme of events influenced by Brian Friel and the traditions of Lughnasa.
Shellybean previously operated a bakery in Ardara in December 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic and has now returned with a full shop in Glenties, ready for a new venture.
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