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Ballyshannon was certainly the place to be as the Christmas celebrations got off to a fantastic and celebratory start with the Christmas Market at the Gables. Click on the arrows to see Philip Mulligan's gallery of photos:
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The stormy weather of the preceding days gave way to a crisp calm as people came together in the Erneside town on Saturday, November 29.
There will be delightful range of festive gifts and handmade crafts available, with stallholders including Ballyshannon Men’s Shed, Wholesome Holistic Therapies, Buttercream Dreams by Shelly, Barbara’s Rosary Beads, Uniquely Made by Fiona, Jamie’s Jams and Treats, Sarah’s Creative Crafts, and Whimsical and Quirky Gifts.
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Phil Rooney Comhaltas and Mac 2 brought music and entertainment to the festive atmosphere.
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Activities then move to the Diamond and Saimer Court, for more entertainment and the big switch-on
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