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Rossnowlagh Ramblers group and archaeologist Franc Myles offer the opportunity to explore the history of human settlement in the hilly landscapes that dominate Rossnowlagh Beach. Meeting at Coolmore Car Park at 10am, the group will walk the quieter backroads of Coolbeg, Cashel, Rosscat and Killinangle, exploring the drumlins, ridges, and fields which maintain archaeological monuments from pre-historic tombs, to large hillforts, and the cutting of the railway in 1905. The walk will take approximately three hours, and light refreshments will be provided by the Rossnowlagh Ramblers after the event. For more information, contact Franc Myles at [email protected] or call 086 8537281.
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Join the Ballybofey, Stranorlar & District Historical Society for a historical tour of the town of Ballybofey. The historic tour will start at McBrides Fireplaces and finish at the Bridge. You will be able to hear about famous local people and the historical buildings of Ballybofey. There will be light refreshments served afterwards in the Parish Centre behind St Mary's Church in Stranorlar. The tour starts at 7pm, with the event concluding at 9pm. For further information, contact the Ballybofey, Stranorlar & District Historical Society and [email protected] or call 087 2027193.
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Dorrian's Imperial Hotel in Ballyshannon is hosting an event to celebrate the 120-year anniversary of the County Donegal Railway's Ballyshannon branch. The event will allow the Donegal Railway Museum to join forces with Ballyshannon & District Museum will be discussing the town's Great Northern Station and all the other stops on the County Donegal Railway branch, including in Laghey, Bridgetown, Ballintra, Rossnowlagh and Creevy. Railway historian Jim McBride, will feature photographs, and both museums will bring a selection of relevant artefacts along for display. The event runs from 7pm until 9pm. For further information, contact Donegal Railway Museum at [email protected] on 074 9722655.
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Nature Northwest's Aengus Kennedy offers an introduction to biodiversity at Lagg Presbyterian Church. Participants will explore the importance and challenges of biodiversity, and be introduced to the National Biodiversity Data Centre, and shown how to record their own wildlife sightings to contribute to national conservation efforts. It is hoped this fun and inspiring workshop will connect people with nature and empower them to action. The event runs from 6pm until 8.30pm. For further information, contact Inishowen Rivers Trust at [email protected] or call 083 8081761.