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Uachtarán na hÉireann Catherine Connolly, on her visit to Donegal. met with Cara House Family Resource Centre staff, board members and founder Susan McCauley, as well as members from Irish Speaking Groups, the Ukrainian community, the Women’s Shed and children from the after-school clubs. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery-1773590044249.jpg)
“President Connolly was incredibly warm and humble, taking time for everyone,” Cara House said of the visit. “The president spoke about the importance of Family Resource Centres and expressed her strong support for the valuable work they do. It was a lovely opportunity to celebrate International Women’s Day with our President."
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