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Click on the arrows to see the available events for Thursday, August 21.
National Heritage Week has begun and runs until Sunday, August 24.
It aims to celebrate Ireland’s cultural, built, and national heritage, and it brings together volunteers, community groups, and heritage enthusiasts to share their experience, knowledge, culture, and practices.
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This year’s theme for the week is ‘Exploring our Foundations.’
On Thursday, August 21, nearly two dozen events will be taking place up and down Donegal.
As part of the test, phones will emit a loud, siren-like sound, vibrate distinctly, and display a message on the home screen until it is acknowledged
He is believed to have access to a 10D13-Reg purple Opal Corsa car
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