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The Highlands Hotel is a popular spot on the Main Street in Glenties
The Highlands Hotel in Glenties has announced it is now under the management of PJ McDermott and Shaun Callaghan.
They have taken to social media to state their plans, saying it will be business as usual and thanked the continual support they have received.
“To all our Valued Guests, Customers and Community Members,” they posted. “We would like to inform you that the owners PJ McDermott and Shaun Callaghan have taken over the management of The Highlands Hotel.
“Rest assured, everything will continue to run smoothly and business is as usual. You can still look forward to enjoying great food, hosting memorable functions, and being an integral part of our vibrant local community just as before.
“If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. We're here to assist with any future bookings and queries. We will continue to open Thursday - Sunday (Closed Monday - Wednesday) for the month of February and look forward to getting back into full swing in March. We want to express our heartfelt gratitude for your continued support and loyalty. Pop in for a Sizzling Steak tonight or enjoy our Friday Italian Night - we’d love to see you.”
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