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Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter
An online Letterkenny campaign group has appealed online for a TG4 show to visit the area to showcase the community work in helping bring derelict buildings back into use.
Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter’s X (formerly Twitter) page made the call out to TG4’s programme, Buildings Beo.
Buildings Beo, presented by Carrie Crowley, is a property show that is not only about the renovation of heritage buildings all around the country, but also about the people and communities who bring these buildings to life.
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At the end of 2025, a six-part series from Buildings Beo featured properties in towns such as Castleblayney, Ballinamore, Mount Congreve, Kinsale, Monkstown, and Macroom.
An online post on X from Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter read: “We would dearly love if Carrie Crowley and TG4 TV Buildings Beo would come to Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter to see how a community group with with local authority ‘Donegal County Council’ is helping to bring #derelictIreland buildings back into use.”
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