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06 Sept 2025
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A massive sale is taking place in the Animals in Need charity shop in Donegal Town
Animals in Need is hosting a sale in its Donegal Town charity shop.
This is a great chance to freshen up your wardrobe or pick up some books, homeware and much more at knockdown prices.
With inflation affecting the cost of living across the board, this is a very timely sale. Customers can avail of 'buy one get one free' offers on everything in store this St Patrick's week, March 15, 16 and 19 from 11am to 4pm. The shop will be closed on the two bank holidays, March 17 and 18.
Money raised in store helps care for animals which have been abandoned or are for any reason in need of rehoming. This often incurs high veterinary and food bills, and with the rising cost of heat, electricity etc, the charity needs the support of the public more than ever.
More information can be found on the Animals In Need Donegal Facebook page.
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