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Eske Pharmacy held an official opening event to welcome customers to its new premises on the Diamond in Donegal Town. Click on the arrows to see Siobhan McGowan's photos:
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Pharmacist Conor Keown said: “We’re delighted to have completed our move to the Diamond, the culmination of a couple of years of hard work and planning. We’d like to thank everyone who brought us to this point, with a special word of thanks to Joe Doherty and his staff at Laghey Construction who were fantastic throughout the process.
“There has been much anticipation from our loyal customers with regards to the relocation and we hope we have delivered a facility they can enjoy and be proud of.
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“We look forward to serving the people of Donegal and beyond in our vibrant new location in the heart of the Diamond for many years to come.”
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