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Donegal Family Resource Centre had lots to celebrate as it marked International Women's Day with a very special community gathering in Donegal Town. Click on the arrows to see Siobhan McGowan's photos from the event:-1773415266160.jpg)
A spokesperson told Donegal Live: “'Today we were delighted to celebrate International Women’s Day in our new premises at Ardeskin, Donegal Town.
“Anne Flannagan from Innovation Recovery delivered a lovely relaxation session. Sibu from DLDC who gave an insight through the lens of a migrant women's journey.
“We celebrated with lovely food, refreshments and chat.
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“We would like to thank everyone for coming along and those who brought delicious food. Thanks also Donegal Local Development Company (DLDC) and Connecting Communities for their contribution to our event.”
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