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Donegal County Museum is located on the High Road in Letterkenny
Donegal County Museum in Letterkenny has given an open invitation to anyone interested in its workings.
Mary-Beth Scott, a post-graduate student in the Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies MA programme at Ulster University, has been working with Donegal County Museum since February, cataloguing and cleaning items in the collection both for storage and future display.
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“Come along to chat with Mary Beth, along with the Museum team, to get an insight into the work that goes on Behind The Scenes in the Museum in caring for items donated by the public, which become part of the County Collection for future generations,” the museum says. “Admission is free, and we would be delighted to see you all.
“Donegal County Museum invites you to drop in on Friday, April 24, between 11am to 3pm, for an in-depth look and chat about the work we do with our County Museum Collection.”
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