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24 Mar 2026
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The trainees of the Training and Progression Programme at the Bluestack Foundation got together for their second next level event. Click on the arrows to see Siobhan McGowan's photos from the evening:
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They celebrated the evening with Paint the Town Green Disco at the Central Hotel, Donegal Town. It was a fun, memorable night enjoyed by all. Thank you to the Central Hotel and to DJ William Wray who provided the music.
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