A go-slow protest from Bridgend to Manorcunningham took place on Thursday evening
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The coffee morning will be held at the Old Chapel Cafe located in Dungloe library
A coffee morning will be held in Dungloe to support the Irish Cancer Society.
The event is scheduled to take place from 10am until 12pm on Wednesday, April 22, at the Old Chapel Cafe in Dungloe.
“Come along and enjoy a lovely catch-up with friends over tea, coffee and delicious sweet treats,” Forbairt na Rossan said. “All while supporting an amazing cause! Every cuppa makes a difference. We’d love to see you there; all are welcome.”
The event is a Boil the Kettle Appeal as part of the Relay For Life Fundraiser, which supports the Irish Cancer Society. Funds raised will help to continue to provide night nurses, drivers, counselling sessions, and research. Ambassadors Daniel and Majella O’Donnell are encouraging everyone to take part.
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The Relay for Life Donegal, which is a 24-hour event, will be held at ATU Letterkenny on Saturday, May 23 2026.
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