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Former Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Packie Bonner speaking at the official opening of Dunfanaghy Youths FC's new pitch last summer
Dunfanaghy Youths FC are holding a 5km walk along the Muckish Railway Walk on Easter Monday, April 1 at 11am.
Monies raised will go towards two great charities in the form of Mental Health Ireland and Jigsaw Donegal.
“We want to bring members of our community to walk, chat and connect with each other while raising awareness about mental health and money for Mental Health Ireland and Jigsaw Donegal,” even organisers said. “We want all our Dunfanaghy Youths family to come out and show their support. The walk is suitable for all ages.”
Registration will take place on Easter Monday from 10:30am, with the walk starting at 11am from Muckish sand and gravel car park (N92N2R4). For further information, please email Marie Duffy on marieduffy2@gmail.com or call 0876372344.
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