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The evening was truly remarkable, as the annual Debs Night for St Columbas Comprehensive School in Glenties took place at the esteemed Clanree Hotel in Letterkenny. Guests arrived in elegant long gowns, formal black tie suits, bow ties, and corsages, creating an atmosphere filled with excitement and anticipation. Click on the arrows to see photos from the evening.
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The night was characterized by the joy of selecting outfits, enjoying the company of dates, and savoring discreet refreshments, all while dancing to the vibrant music of the Red Alert Band. Students also participated in a traditional photo session at the school, skillfully photographed by Barbara McGroary.
Antonette Coyle, Manager of the Clanree Hotel, remarked on the exemplary behavior of the students, expressing that both the school and their parents should be very proud of them all.
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