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12 Sept 2025
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Salthill House Gardens, Mountcharles
Salthill House is a member of Historic House Ireland, and its gardens in Mountcharles will be open from 2pm-6pm.
Entry will be €8.
Salthill House was built in the 18th century as part of the Conyngham Estate, overlooking Donegal Bay.
Current owner, Elizabeth Temple, has worked for over 40 years to transform the walled garden of the property, resulting in a garden that is "skilfully planted with a combination of perennials and shrubs, interspersed with vegetables, herbs and fruit trees."
For further information, email etemple@magee1866.com
Death notices for Donegal on Thursday evening
Death notices for Donegal on Thursday morning
Anne Horan, INTO President
As an organisation that supports hundreds of people across Ireland, dementia care provider Dovida has shared practical advice to help families navigate what can often be a challenging journey
Death notices for Donegal on Wednesday evening
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