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The Diamond, Donegal Town
Donegal Town has been named as one of the towns that could apply to achieve recognition as a Gaeltacht Service Town under the Gaeltacht Act 2012.
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A spokesperson for Donegal Town Community Chamber outlined what is involved: “Under the Gaeltacht Act a lead organisation / committee will be selected in each Service Town to undertake putting together a language plan for the town.
“An information meeting organised by Foras na Gaeilge will be held for all committees, organisations and other interested parties operating in Donegal Town”
The meeting will take place in The Central Hotel, Donegal Town on Thursday, February 6 at 7pm.
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