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Salthill House Gardens in Mountcharles are a continuous part of Heritage Week
Letterkenny's Cathedral Quarter Jaunt
The Cathedral Quarter Jaunt is a guided walking tour and interactive experience that invites locals and visitors to explore the architectural beauty, forgotten tales, and cultural treasures of one of Letterkenny's oldest districts.
As well as learning about the past, find out about the future plans for the area, in an effort to revitalise the district.
The Jaunt will begin at the Hiring Fair statues, before going along Market Square, Mount Southwell, Castle Street, St Eunan's Cathedral, and Conwal Parish Church, which is Letterkenny's oldest in use building, before finishing at the Cathedral Quarter office.
Admission is €5 and the event runs from 8pm until 8.45pm.
For further information, email donnanharvey@hotmail.com or call 086 3452457.
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