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One of the best-known shops in Donegal, Magee welcomed its many loyal customers to its Spring Event in store. Click on the arrows to see a selection of photos from the very enjoyable afternoon
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The Spring Event took place on Saturday, April 12 with a packed programme for those in attendance.
A spokesperson said: “It’s been a hive of activity at Magee of Donegal at our Spring Event with happenings in store from delicious tastings in our artisan food market, handweaving demonstrations and the local community enjoying the atmosphere, including our very own store manager Stephen Harron, Chairman Lynn Temple and CEO Rosy Temple.”
Mayor of Donegal Town Anna Gallagher was in attendance, as was Noel Cunningham and many other familiar faces from near and far.
Onóir, as always, put on a delightful and memorable performance, adding to the fantastic atmosphere that was enjoyed by all.
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