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Donegal County Museum and the County Archives Service are inviting the public to the launch of their latest exciting project ‘Our Voices Together: Stories of Migration to and from Donegal’ at Donegal County Museum, Letterkenny, on Friday, 30th January 2026, at 2 pm.
‘Our Voices Together: Stories of Migration to and from Donegal’ is an intercultural oral history and heritage project aiming to capture and celebrate the diverse migration experiences of communities throughout County Donegal.
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Led by community engagement organisation Workhouse Union, in partnership with Donegal County Council’s Museum and Archives Services, the 16-month project will collaborate with local organisations and groups to engage new communities and returned Irish emigrants.
Together, they will gather, preserve, and share migration stories through arts-led creative engagement methods that explore traditional skills, intangible culture, and crafts as starting points for storytelling and cultural exchange. There will also be a schools engagement programme. The final phase will focus on creating a legacy through exhibition and archive development.
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