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Click on the arrows to go through the photos by Joe Boland (North West Newspix)
The Donegal Bar Association held a gala ball on Friday night.
The plush Lough Eske Castle was the venue as judges, barristers and solicitors gathered for the event.
The black-tie function drew a large attendance from across the legal profession in Donegal and beyond.
Guests enjoyed a drinks reception before a formal dinner, followed by speeches and entertainment that carried long into the night.
The special guests for the function were President of the District Court, Judge Paul Kelly, Circuit Court Judge John Aylmer and District Court judge Éiteáin Cunningham and Ciaran Liddy.
Members of the local Bar hosted the function, which has become one of the highlights of the local legal calendar.
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