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Seamus Quinn, Susan Rose, Donegal Town Mayor, Donna Doherty and Brendan Tiny Vaughan pictured with the 2026 Donegal Hospice Calendar
Proceeds raised from the 2026 Donegal Hospice Calendar have been donated to the Donegal Town Community Hospital.
Since 2011, Brendan “Tiny” Vaughan, a Carrigart native who resides in London, has produced a calendar. The Donegal Hospice calendar features photography from across the county.
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“Lovely to meet and chat with the outstanding staff and patients, and to see all the wonderful renovations nearing completion, which will allow more people to be cared for locally,” Mayor of Donegal Town, Anna Gallagher, said.
“Delighted to be part of such a caring initiative. Massive thank you to Seamus Quinn, Brendan Tiny Vaughan and the Donegal London diaspora.”
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