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28 Nov 2025
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There was great support for the fundraising Coffee Morning and Craft Sale held in Ballintra. Click on the arrows to see Philip Mulligan's photos:
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The event took place in St Brigid’s Community Centre on Wednesday morning, November 26 with all proceeds going to the Donegal branch of MS Ireland. This service provides support for people living with Multiple Sclerosis.
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As well as tea, coffee and delicious treats, there was a sale of wreaths and Christmas crafts handmade by the Floral Craft Group.
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More information on the many activities, classes and services at the venue can be found on the St Brigid’s Community Centre Facebook page.
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