They gathered from far and near for Michael 'Jack' O'Donnell's first anniversary in Glenties on Sunday morning. His memory was to the forefront at the 11 o'clock Mass celebrated by Fr Gerard Cunningham in a packed St Connell's Church. SIMPLY CLICK ON NEXT OR TAP ON THE PICTURE TO GO THROUGH THE GALLERY OF PICTURES The popularity and esteem in which the photographer was held was there to be seen and afterwards there were many stories recalled at the Coffee Morning held in his memory in the nearby Market Hall in Glenties. They came from all over the county and further afield to mingle and reminisce with Bernie and the O'Donnell family. There was also an exhibition of Michael 'Jack's' photographs on display, with two magnificent pictures of Anthony Molloy and Michael Murphy holding aloft the Sam Maguire Cup dominating the display. All proceeds from the Coffee Morning are going to a cause very close to Michael 'Jack's' heart - the Glenties Day Care Centre. The Market Hall was packed to capacity on Sunday morning and anyone who wishes to purchase a digital copy of any of Michael 'Jack's' photos can do so by making a donation of their choice via GoFundMe (A Morning for Michael Jack) and by contacting Peter or Alan at sport@donegaldemocrat.com It will also be possible in the next week to view Michael 'Jack's' photos on our website, DonegalLive. And from this Thursday in the Donegal Democrat, there will be a Michael 'Jack' corner with some of the pictures from his extensive archive.placeholder image
They gathered from far and near for Michael 'Jack' O'Donnell's first anniversary in Glenties on Sunday morning. His memory was to the forefront at the 11 o'clock Mass celebrated by Fr Gerard Cunningham in a packed St Connell's Church. SIMPLY CLICK ON NEXT OR TAP ON THE PICTURE TO GO THROUGH THE GALLERY OF PICTURES The popularity and esteem in which the photographer was held was there to be seen and afterwards there were many stories recalled at the Coffee Morning held in his memory in the nearby Market Hall in Glenties. They came from all over the county and further afield to mingle and reminisce with Bernie and the O'Donnell family. There was also an exhibition of Michael 'Jack's' photographs on display, with two magnificent pictures of Anthony Molloy and Michael Murphy holding aloft the Sam Maguire Cup dominating the display. All proceeds from the Coffee Morning are going to a cause very close to Michael 'Jack's' heart - the Glenties Day Care Centre. The Market Hall was packed to capacity on Sunday morning and anyone who wishes to purchase a digital copy of any of Michael 'Jack's' photos can do so by making a donation of their choice via GoFundMe (A Morning for Michael Jack) and by contacting Peter or Alan at [email protected] It will also be possible in the next week to view Michael 'Jack's' photos on our website, DonegalLive. And from this Thursday in the Donegal Democrat, there will be a Michael 'Jack' corner with some of the pictures from his extensive archive.

Gallery: Market Hall packed for 'A Morning for Michael Jack'

By Peter Campbell

DonegalLive multimedia sport journalist

Published 3rd May 2022, 18:03 GMT
Updated 3rd May 2022, 20:18 GMT

The popularity and esteem in which the photographer was held was there to be seen and afterwards there were many stories recalled at the Coffee Morning held in his memory in the nearby Market Hall in Glenties

Michael's brother Bradas pictured with artist Johnny Boyle at 'A Morning for Michael Jack' 

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Michael's brother Bradas pictured with artist Johnny Boyle at 'A Morning for Michael Jack' 

Margaret O'Donnell, Nora Keeney and Majella Boyle supporting the 'A Morning for Michael Jack' 

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Margaret O'Donnell, Nora Keeney and Majella Boyle supporting the 'A Morning for Michael Jack' 

The Regan family at 'A Morning for Michael Jack' 

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The Regan family at 'A Morning for Michael Jack' 

John Dooley and Pauline Gallagher supporting the 'A Morning for Michael Jack'

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John Dooley and Pauline Gallagher supporting the 'A Morning for Michael Jack'

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