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Twin Towns to twinkle for Festival of Light

written by Rachel McLaughlin December 4, 2020
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Businesses and homes in the Twin Towns area will be shining bright next week as the towns celebrate community spirit following a challenging year.

Ballybofey & Stranorlar Chamber of Commerce is inviting everyone to take part in a giant 2020 Festival of Light starting 8th December. 

Showcase your Christmas Lights display, no matter how big or how small, inside or outside.  We are inviting families, individuals, businesses, sports clubs and community groups to take pictures of their Christmas Lights are share them with us on social media.

Join in on the fun and let’s get the Twin Town’s shining bright this Christmas.

Use the hashtags #twintownsfestivaloflights #ballybofey #stranorlar #strongertogether.

Tag the Chamber pages: Facebook  @ballybofeyandstranorlarchamberofcommerce and Instagram  @visit.ballybofey.stranorlar  

We’ll put the best of the photos together in a video and share it with the whole community near and far in time for Christmas. 

Charlie Ferry, Chairperson of the Chamber, says, “It’s been a really tough year.  But through everything we’ve been really proud of how our community has responded.  Individuals, groups and businesses have all come together to support each other and our community spirit is stronger than ever.  Our Festival of Light is a celebration of our community spirit and a reminder that brighter days are coming.”

The Chamber switched on the Christmas Lights in the towns on Saturday 14 November with a beautiful display all the way from McClays Corner to Donegal Street.  The socially distanced event was filmed, with some extra help from school children from across the towns counting down to the switch on.  You can find the video on our Facebook page.  We have to say thank you to the whole team of people involved in putting the lights up and arranging the switch on, especially John Griffin from Ballybofey Florist.

Get in touch by calling us on 074 91 90909 or email us on leah@bandschamber.com

Our Facebook page is @BallybofeyandStranorlarChamberofCommerce

Our website is    www.ballybofeystranorlar.com  

Twin Towns to twinkle for Festival of Light was last modified: December 4th, 2020 by Rachel McLaughlin
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