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18 Aug 2022
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18 Aug 2022
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The people behind Relay For Life Donegal paid a fantastic tribute to patron Daniel O'Donnell with a reworking of the uplifting Monty Python classic Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life.
Chairperson of Relay For Life Donegal Robert O'Connor said: "Normally we’d be contacting you looking for a little video for someone’s special birthday. But this year we’re doing it differently and this is our little surprise for you."
Daniel O'Donnell has been an important part of Relay For Life, dedicating much of his time and energy to the event, and even composing a song for the occasion.
The Relay committee were delighted to have the opportunity to give something back to mark the Donegal singer's 60th birthday.
Mark McDaid, Chair of DRHC speaking at the opening of the Drumboe project
Shane McMenamin, Michael McMenamin, McMenamin Building Contractors, Cllr Pattick McGowan and Stranorlar Lifford MD roads engineer, Adrian McCool at the site
Gardai secure the scene of the house fire in Doochary .
Lough Mourne is one of the sources that is still subject to overnight restrictions
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