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Ballybofey and Stranorlar are glowing green and gold as the buzz builds for Donegal’s clash with Kerry in the All-Ireland final next weekend.
14-year-old Sean MacCumhaills player Kate McMenamin was out showcasing the colours and capturing the atmosphere in the Twin Towns.
With early morning efforts from the B&S Chamber of Commerce, Martin Harley, Tommy Gallen and family, Darren Collins, Glenside Hire, and Sean MacCumhaills volunteers plus amazing displays from local businesses, the Twin Towns are ready to welcome Oisín Gallen with the Sam Maguire trophy back to the hills of Donegal next weekend.
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