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Musician Suzanne Wainwright - Harpist & Sax - has volunteered to provide music on the morning. Photo: Forbairt Na Rosann
A coffee morning will be held in Dungloe in aid of The Alzheimer Society of Ireland.
The coffee morning will take place on Denim for Dementia Day - Friday, February 27, from 10am until 12pm in the Old Chapel Café (The Ionad). Musician Suzanne Wainwright has volunteered to play live harp music for the morning.
All proceeds from the event will go to the Alzheimer Society of Ireland. You can donate via The Alzheimer Society of Ireland Denim Day 2026 or come along and donate in person.
“Every donation, big or small, will make a real difference,” Forbairt Na Rosann Dungloe shared. “Don’t forget to wear your denim!”
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Dungloe’s Waterfront Hotel are also supporting the fundraiser by swapping uniforms for denim to raise awareness. Donation buckets will be provided at the hotel on the day. “Every little bit makes a difference,” The Waterfront posted. “Thank you for your continued support.”
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