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Cathedral Quarter Office Open Day
As part of Heritage Week, the Cathedral Quarter Office is offering the chance to learn about the area's rich history with drop-in tours of the project office.
Have informal chats with members of the committee, see archival photos, maps and stories from the past of Church Lane and receive updates on recent progress and upcoming restoration plans. Tea and coffee are also provided as well as a warm welcome.
The office is open from 10am until 5pm.
For further information, contact the Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter at donnanharvey@hotmail.com or call 086 3452457.
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