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Cara House Family Resource Centre in Letterkenny
An Easter Fair will take place in Letterkenny this weekend with proceeds going towards the NW 10km Charity.
The event, titled Aonach na Cásca, will be held on Saturday, April 4, from 12pm to 2pm at Cara House, Letterkenny.
Organised by the Autism Family Support Group in partnership with No Barriers Fitness and Alcohol Forum Ireland, the fair promises a fun-filled afternoon for all ages.
Visitors can enjoy a variety of attractions, including cake stalls, a tombola, Easter plants, and a selection of Easter baskets and gifts.
A special highlight of the day will be the opportunity for families to take photographs with the Easter Bunny!
There will also be a raffle draw on the day, along with tea and coffee available for attendees.
All proceeds from the event will go towards the NW 10km Charity, supporting its ongoing community initiatives.
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Organisers are encouraging families from across Donegal to come along and support the event while enjoying a festive Easter atmosphere.
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