Company director Ivor Reilly and, inset, the late Shauna McDevitt. (North West Newspix)
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The event is always one of the main social events in the local calendar and always attracts a top attendance
The Annual St Columba’s Community Centre Bazaar takes place in Burtonport on Sunday, November 30, at 3pm.
This is always one of the main social events in the local calendar and always attracts a top attendance.
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"Sincere thanks to all who have donated some beautiful items to date and a reminder that you can still call to the Community Centre between 9am and 2pm Mondays to Thursdays to leave in any items for the bazaar," said event organisers.
"Many thanks to Maple Shop, Burtonport, for sponsoring the large hamper for our draw, for which tickets are on sale at €2 per line or 3 for €5. It is very important to have our bazaar well supported, as our much used centre is always available for all types of events."
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