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The dog captured in the St Patrick's Day parade in Bunbeg on Sunday
Visitors from Dungannon, Co Tyrone, at the St Patrick's Day parade in Bunbeg have asked for the owner of a dog to contact them.
Rosemary Hughes was in west Donegal for the festivities on Sunday and managed to take a photograph of a little dog in the window as the parade went past, and will send the photo to the owner.
"Hi, We are from Dungannon and were in Donegal for the St Patrick's Day festivities I photographed this wee doggie as he passed along in the Parade in Bunbeg," she told DonegalLive. "He was looking out of a car window and looking so very cute I would love to give this picture to his owner. Could you help find the owner, please? Kind Regards." If you know the owner, you can email Rosemary here.
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