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Cara House in Letterkenny hosted a coffee morning on Monday to celebrate social inclusion week.
The intercultural coffee morning was organised in collaboration with the Community Policing Unit to provide information and support.
Sergeant Sharon Doherty, Garda Grainne Doherty and Garda Catherine Callaghan from the Community Policing Unit were among the officers present alongside a number of trainee gardai.
The event took place as part of the One Donegal Social Inclusion Week 2025.
The coffee morning was followed by an intercultural music celebration in the drop in room at Cara House featuring a diverse array of local musicians.
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