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The Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, with staff from the Ballyliffin Lodge & Spa
The Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, has returned to Inishowen and spent an evening at the Ballyliffin Lodge & Spa - and has thanked Donegal for the privilege.
Having spent time on the peninsula in June, the author and philanthropist is back in the north-west and was joined in Ballyliffin by Beyond Light Therapy in Lisfannon Inishowen and Effective Health Solutions.
@sarahtheduchess The benefits of getting some fresh air everyday really can do wonders for you. Thank you Donegal! #donegal #ireland #beach #mentalhealth #nature ♬ original sound - Sarah Ferguson (Fergie)
"Hello everyone," she posted on Tiktok. "Sometimes when I find when things get overwhelming I just try and take myself off to the most beautiful, wonderful, blast of fresh air, looking at the ocean, looking at the beach, looking at the shells. It's great to be in the wind and the fresh air in my face. Thank you Donegal."
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