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#BuyDonegal promoting quality and variety of Donegal businesses

written by Staff Writer November 21, 2023
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This year’s #BuyDonegal campaign was officially launched yesterday, with over 300 businesses offering ideal gifts for Christmas 2023.

#BuyDonegal serves as a platform for businesses to amplify their presence and reach, enabling them to connect with a wider customer base. Over the last number of years, #BuyDonegal has showcased more than 300 businesses to a global audience of 13.9 million across more than 70 countries on social media.

For consumers, BuyDonegal offers a convenient and comprehensive way to explore the diverse range of products and services available in our county. With over 300 businesses participating, there is something for everyone. Whether you’re searching for unique handmade crafts, locally sourced goods, or exceptional services, the campaign provides a centralized hub for discovering and supporting these offerings.

Visit www.buydonegal.com today!

#BuyDonegal 2023 was officially launched by Cllr Martin Harley, Cathaoirleach of Donegal County Council, who said that “BuyDonegal serves as a platform for businesses to amplify their presence and reach, enabling them to connect with a wider customer base. By participating in this initiative, businesses can leverage the collective strength of the #BuyDonegal Brand, gaining increased visibility and recognition”.

Garry Martin, Director of Economic Development also addressed the audience to highlight the importance of importance of the #BuyDonegal campaign.

Martin Harley, Cathaoirleach Donegal County Council speaking the Donegal County Council BuyDonegal Launch in the Mount Errigal Hotel on Monday last. Photo Clive Wasson

Garry Martin Director of Economic Development at the Donegal County Council BuyDonegal Launch in the Mount Errigal Hotel on Monday last. Photo Clive Wasson

“The #BuyDonegal campaign promotes the unique offerings and exceptional quality that our region has to offer. From traditional crafts to innovative products and services, Donegal is a treasure trove of talent and creativity. By embracing this campaign, we showcase the rich cultural heritage and vibrant entrepreneurial spirit that defines our community.”

The #BuyDonegal launch featured an array of engaging activities and informative talks, providing attendees with valuable insights and inspiration. The role of Master of Ceremonies was expertly fulfilled by Sally Murphy, renowned for her exceptional storytelling skills at Welltold.ie.

Among the distinguished speakers were Emma Boylan, the visionary mind behind Outside the Box, who shared her expertise on innovative business strategies. Steven Perry, a representative of the Donegal Local Enterprise Office presented valuable insights and resources available to local entrepreneurs.

Toni Forrester, CEO Letterkenny Chamber, Emma Boylan, Outside the Box and Sally Murphy MC at the Donegal County Council BuyDonegal Launch in the Mount Errigal Hotel on Monday last. Photo Clive Wasson

Steven Perry, Business Advisor, Local Enterprise Office speaking at the Donegal County Council BuyDonegal Launch in the Mount Errigal Hotel on Monday last. Photo Clive Wasson

Seamus McDaid, Football Special, Brenda Hegarty, Head of Enterprise Local Enterprise Office and Orla O’Hagan, Orla Vera Accessories, at the Donegal County Council BuyDonegal Launch in the Mount Errigal Hotel on Monday last. Photo Clive Wasson

One of the highlights of the event was the captivating panel discussion, moderated by Sally Murphy. The panel consisted of accomplished individuals such as Seamus McDaid from Football Special, Orla O’Hagan of Orla Vera Accessories and Emma Boylan of Outside the Box. The panellists shared their experiences, challenges and successes, providing invaluable inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs in attendance.

In addition to the informative talks and panel discussion, local Donegal businesses had the opportunity to showcase their products throughout the day. This allowed them to demonstrate the exceptional quality and variety of products available in Donegal.

By participating in this initiative, businesses can leverage the collective strength of the #BuyDonegal Brand, gaining increased visibility and recognition. This, in turn, opens new opportunities for growth and success.

Visit www.buydonegal.com today and support Donegal businesses!

At the Donegal County Council BuyDonegal Launch in the Mount Errigal Hotel on Monday last are seated from left Anne Marie Conlon, Head of Economic Development, Martin Harley, Cathaoirleach Donegal County Council and Garry Martin, Director of Economic Development, Donegal County Council. Back from left are Brendan Wilson, Donegal County Council, Sally Murphy MC, Orla O’Hagan, Orla Vera Accessories, Seamus McDaid, Football Special, Emma Boylan, Outside The Box, Steven Perry, Business Advisors, Local Enterprise Office and Joy Browne, Senior Economic Development Office, Donegal County Council. Photo Clive Wasson

#BuyDonegal promoting quality and variety of Donegal businesses was last modified: November 21st, 2023 by Staff Writer
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