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The O'Donnells are taking over from the Boyle family in Kilmacrenna
The O'Donnell family have taken over Mace Kilmacrennan shop and service station and have primed that exciting changes are in store.
With nearly 40 years of retail experience at the Crolly and Illistrin service stations, the O’Donnell family is excited to expand to the Kilmacrennan community.
“We extend our best wishes to Owen and the Boyle family, thanking Owen for his many years of dedicated service to the local community,” O’Donnell’s posted. “As always, we are dedicated to offering top-quality products and exceptional service to all our customers. Our goal is to build strong relationships with you, the local community, and provide a superb experience for all.
“Exciting changes have been made inside the store to enhance your shopping experience, and we are looking forward to further improvements both inside and on the forecourt with our fuel services in the very near future. Thank you for your support, and we can't wait to meet you very soon! Go raibh maith agaibh.”
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