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The much-anticipated new lighting system was switched on at St Michael's GAA Club, Dunfanaghy. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery-1764852078487.jpg)
Michael Langan, Lorcan Roarty, Neil McGinley Minister Charlie McConalogue, Neil McGinley and Cllr Michael McClafferty at the switching on of the Floodlights at the Bridge
Special guests on the night was Charlie Mc McConalogue, Minister of State at the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport. He was joined on the night by the St Michael’s recent All-Star Micheal Langan, local councillor and Cathaoirleach of the Glenties Municipal District Micheal McClafferty, former Councillor Noel McGinley and Donegal Senior Manager Jim McGuinness. Also present were Fr John Joe Duffy and Canon David Skuce.
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