There was a great turn-out at Donegal’s County Museum for the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition .
The exhibition is comprised of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19.
The exhibition opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week.
All pictures courtesy of Clive Wasson.
Sarah Carpaci, Joeleen Kuyper and Anne tiomoney Meehan. at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
Pamela Cullotty, and Chrisie McGinley at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
Michael Mongan, John Boyle and High Friel at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
Aggie Boyle at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
John Boyle’s is pleased to feature in the book at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
Michael Mongan and John Boyle at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
Judith McCarthy, Curator Doengal County Museum at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
Guests at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
Hugh Friel, DTP at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
Judith McCarthy, Donegal County Museum and Hugh Friel, Doengl Travellers Project at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
Judith McCarthy, Donegal County Museum and Hugh Friel, Doengl Travellers Project at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
Pamela Cullotty, Sarah Carpaci and Judith McCarthy, Curator Doengal County Museum at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
Kate Hagan, Anne Friel and Anne Timoney Meehan at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
Francie Boyle hangs his photograph at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
A delighted Francie Boyle with is photograph at the launch of the Donegal Traveller’s Project “Still Here Still Proud” Exhibition made up of traveller images used in a recent book dedicated to Patrick McGinley and taken to document traveller’s lives during Covid 19 which opened in the Donegal County Museum on Monday last to run through Traveller Pride Week. Photo -Clive Wasson
