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Donegal V Louth screening at Donegal Town Summer Festival
There is great news for those planning to attend Donegal Town Summer Festival but who don't want to miss the All Ireland Quarter Final between Donegal and Louth.
Festival organisers have announced that the match will be shown on the big screen during the festival.
A spokesperson said: "Watch Jim and the lads amp up the atmosphere and get ready for non stop celebrations with the incredible talent we have to entertain you all evening long."
Sunday's fantastic line-up includes EnCór Tír Chonaill, Onóir, The Seeger Sessions Revival, All Folk'd Up and the headline act, Derek Ryan
More information, updates and links for ticket sales can be found on the Donegal Town Summer Festival Facebook page.
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