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The runway was fully availed of at the Waterfront Hotel for The Cope Dungloe - Fashion Show.
The evening began with a tribute to the Donegal Down Syndrome Association acknowledging their good work. The fashion show kicked off and first up was a display of county and club gear and an evening of glitz, glamour and stylish outfits ensued - Please use the arrows/next to see the different outfits on the night
The event forms a part of the programme for the 57th Mary From Dungloe and took place on Tuesday evening, which was sustainability day at the festival. Several volunteers, both children and adults took to the runway to model different attire in front of the crowd of hundreds of attendees.
The Fashion Show was hosted by Gavin Boyle, festival coordinator and Lisa McKelvey, a previous winning Mary and Dungloe native.
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