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Take in National Heritage Week including a Living History exhibition in Letterkenny
History of Business of Weaving in Donegal
Stacey and William McNutt will provide a talk on the history of McNutt of Donegal since its establishment up to the present day at Central Library in Letterkenny.
McNutt of Donegal is an Irish, third-generation, family-owned business creating homewares and fashion accessories using the world's most luxurious wool and linen yarns.
A history of the mill will be provided and the implementation of measures to improve sustainability will be discussed.
The event will run from 6pm until 7pm, and will be an engaging cultural and educational event for anyone interested in the craft of weaving and industry in Donegal.
For further information, contact the Central Library at centrallibrary@donegalcoco.ie or call 074 9124950.
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