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Having previously been held in Glencolmcille, Mountcharles and Donegal Town, this year’s Tir Chonaill Stone Festival came to Ballyshannon - Please use the arrows/next to view more pictures
Set in the historic quarter of Ballyshannon near St Anne’s Church of Ireland the festival aims to keep traditional stone skills alive and offers a choice of three different workshops in Dry Stone Walling; Stone Carving and Plein Air Sketching (outdoor art class).
The festival aims to celebrate and share stone craft skills, and it has become a tradition to add something a little bit extra and unique to each year’s event. The Dry Stone Wallers participated in a project to rebuild and restore the walls of an enclosure beside St Anne’s Church
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