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Picture Special: Dublin Donegal Association revisits tragic origins for Inishowen fundrasier

written by Rachel McLaughlin September 12, 2017
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The Donegal Association in Dublin hosted a fundraising table quiz last weekend to support victims of the devastating flooding in Inishowen last month.

Finín Mac a Bhaird was MC for the event on Friday 8th September at Dtwo on Harcourt Street. He spoke of how the Donegal Association were glad to be able to help and host an event for the victims of the recent floods in Donegal.

The event brings the association back to its grassroots as it was originally founded as a result of a tragedy – The Aranmore Disaster in1935.

Donegal Person of the Year Stephen McCahill travelled from Ardara to be there on the night and said a few words about the association and their work in Dublin.

Peggy Stringer from the Donegal Association Committee who hails from Inishowen spoke of the devastation the recent floods have caused in local communities with people’s livelihoods being wiped out.

Joe Mullaney, Dermot McCole and John Doherty

Ailbhe Carpenter and Carol Mahon

Ann Carolan, Kathleen Sheerin and Fionnuala Coyle

Katie Carr and Orla Fahy

Minister Eoghan Murphy, Angus Wilson, Daniel Moroney, Hugh Reiney and Eoin Connor.

Karena Twohig, Finín Mac a Bhaird, Kevin Mc Fadden, Quizmaster Darragh Higgins, Sorcha Ní Ghallchóir and Elaine Caffrey

Neil Caffrey, Paul Keilly, Niamh O Kane and Robert McHugh

Cróna O Donnell, Siobhan Shovlin and Áine Regan

Sorcha Ní Ghallcóir, Barney McGill and Karena Twohig

Tony Dunlevy, Marian Caffrey, Minister Eoghan Murphy and Hugh Harkin

Anthony Slowey and Eamonn Daly

John Blake, Stephen McCahill, Jim Breslin and Peter McCahill

Johnny Lynch, Des, Mary, Lisa and Jamie Doherty

Joan McLaughlin and Friends

 

Picture Special: Dublin Donegal Association revisits tragic origins for Inishowen fundrasier was last modified: September 11th, 2017 by Rachel McLaughlin
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