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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Singer songwriter Darren Boot has released a song and video that really does capture everything that is wonderful about Donegal.
Darren says: "Hope you enjoy this folks - Donegal has had a tough time of it in recent months so this is a happy wee tune for us all living here and anyone who has any ties with our beautiful county at home and around the world."
With a mix of Donegal's stunning scenery and a reminder of some of the people who have played their part in instilling pride in our county over the years, this song and video are just the tonic that Donegal needs right now.
The Portnoo singer is very grateful to everyone who was involved in the production.
He said: "Massive thanks goes to Joe Gibson who took to this song to another level with the Fiddle and to Tommy Conway at Full Tilt Studios who is a genius behind the controls and a gentleman to work with."
Darren is encouraging people to share the video and to 'sing it loud and proud.'
More of his music can be found on Darren Boot Music on Facebook.
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