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06 Sept 2025
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A number of prestigious projects will be officially opened tomorrow, Thursday and Friday by the Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys TD.
These rural development projects, funded by her Department, will play important roles when all are up and running.
Her first stop is at 10.30am for the official opening of Swan Park in Buncrana. She then moves on to the official opening of the Carrigart Digital Hub at 2.15pm before her last duty on the day when she presides at the official opening of the gTeic Hub in Gaoth Dobhair at 4.15pm.
The minister will visit Burtonport on Friday at 10am for the sod turning of Burtonport Harbour Project and an hour later to preside at the opening of Burtonport / Arranmore Island – Harbour to Island Regeneration Project.
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