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This year's Milford St Stephen's Day walk will be held in memory of Ramelton woman, Mairéad Murray (inset)
The annual Milford St Stephen's Day walk returns this year in memory of much-loved Ramelton woman, Mairéad Murray.
The walk, organised by CLG Baile na nGalloglach, will depart from the Milford Mart car park at 11am. Participants will follow the scenic Colmcille Trail, with refreshments served at the Mart canteen afterwards.
This year’s walk will be held in memory of Mairéad Murray from Ramelton. Mairéad passed away peacefully last November in Donegal Hospice.
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Donations collected on the day will go directly to Donegal Hospice. Those unable to attend but wishing to contribute can donate online through the idonate page, In Memory of Mairead Murray (nee McFadden)
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