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Remembering the "Forgotten" Souls of Ballyhanna
More than two decades following the rediscovery of Ballyhanna Medieval Church's foundations and the remains of 1,300 people, the Ballyshannon Regenertaion Group will host an evening of remembrance through spoken word, poetry, music, and discussion.
The event is at Ballyhanna Medieval Church and runs from 7pm until 8.15pm.
For further information, contact Ballyshannon Regeneration Group at barrysweenycreations@gmail.com or call 087 9649654.
Death notices for Donegal on Wednesday evening
Illustrator David Rooney with authors Natasha Mac a Bhaird and Meg Grehan.
Death notices for Donegal on Monday morning
Death notices for Donegal on Monday morning
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