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12 Sept 2025
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12 Sept 2025
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Lifford Museum
The New Lifford Museum, based in the historic Lifford Old Courthouse, invites visitors to view three collections as part of Heritage Week 2025.
Collections include the County Donegal Historical Society Collection (formerly in Rossnowlagh), The Donegal Ancestry Collection (formerly in Ramelton), and Artefacts from Lifford Old Courthouse.
Visitors can also view copies of the Book of Ballymote and The Annals of the Four Masters in one of Donegal's most iconic historic buildings.
Open times are between 10am and 4pm.
For further information, contact the Lifford Museum at liffordoldcourthouse@gmail.com or call 074 9141733.
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