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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The family of James (Jim) Mc Dyer from Croagh, Dunkineely and Sarah Mc Ginley met in Glenties at the weekend in what was hailed as a hugely successful family reunion.
Extended family members also attended the Glenties-based reunion. Family members travelled from as far afield as New York, Portland Oregon, Puerto Rico, Wicklow, Dublin, Louth, Meath and Donegal to enjoy the celebrations.
The family enjoyed a meal in the Highlands Hotel and enjoyed discussing the history of their respective families. During the discussions other family members were discovered in and around the Glenties area.
This picture dates back to the 1800's. John the tailor and his wife Anne née Cassidy and their family are featured. The main photograph above features the same home and features descendants of the family, 2022.
The family would like to thank the Highlands Hotel, Roddy's Bar and the community of Glenties for their great welcome and hospitality.
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