catching the bus

 before it leaves.

waiting

in the Diamond of Donegal Town  last week.  Still having lots access problems with blogger but at least I can upload a photo.  

 

light decorations

 being placed on the tree in the diamond of Donegal Town this past Tuesday

resting

 

town centre

this is another area that is part of the regeneration scheme.  It is located right above where they are currently working.

If you are interested here is a link that explains what the project encompasses.

hanging out

at the Diamond in Donegal Town

yesterday

waiting for the bus, this was the scene across the road.  Seagulls freaking out helping the workers, looking for anything fishy.  It was pure chaos. :)

Frosses is a small village that the bus passes through, picks up a few people, then turns around and continues on to Donegal Town   There is a school on the right and a village shop, you can see the sign straight ahead.  (bus window photo).

a bike with donegal colours. green and yellow  (bus window photo)

We got off the bus and headed through the diamond to cross the road.  We saw a number of bikers just leaving as we walked through.  It was a rainless day which was nice. :)

new addition

to our community,  The defibrillator was installed last week down in the diamond.

checking

their phones, oblivious to everything else.

skywatch

7:30pm down at the diamond in Killybegs.

linking to skywatch friday

catching up

with the news.  You don't see too many people reading newspapers these days.

music at the diamond

last Thursday we went to Donegal Town to pick up some library books.  Afterward, we came back to the Diamond to eat our lunch and there was some music playing.  It had a Native American sound to it and was a pleasure to hear while we ate our lunch.   What a wonderful surprise that turned out to be.

Carndonagh's defibrillator

Funds raised by the Neal Martin Memorial Fund committee were used to erect a phone box, that contains a public defibrillator for the townspeople of Carndonagh.
How it works is when you call the emergency services, they supply you with details of your nearest defibrillator & PIN number to gain entry.  They now have three defibrillators available 24/7 in Carndonagh in case of an emergency.  They have started a course of training for the local community on how to use the defibrillators.
Courtesy of the Donegal Daily

here you can see where it is situated in the town's center

pole painter

This Carndonagh worker was applying a new layer of paint on the pole.  The pole is located at the diamond in the center of town.  As for the flag, I have no idea what it represents.  I'll have to ask next time I'm there,