The new floodlight system at Leck View Park was officially opened last night in honour of the late Liam Blake.
A large crowd gathered for the opening – which of course wouldn’t have been complete without a bit of footballing action also.
The lights were officially switched on for the first time ahead of a friendly memorial match between Letterkenny Rovers and members of the Blake family.
Minister Heather Humphreys with Michael Blake in Leck View Park at the opening of new lights for Letterkenny Rovers
Former club President Liam Blake was a beloved figure at the club and in the community in Letterkenny, that being shown with the turnout of notable names from the sporting and political spheres at the switching-on of the lights.
Cllr Ciaran Brogan, Don Sheridan, Paddy Gildea and Anthony Arthur
Olywn Enright with John Mc Nulty and Senator Nikki Bradley at the Letterkenny Rovers celebrations in Leck View Park.
Minister Heather Humphreys officially switched on the lights alongside Liam’s wife Patsy.
Senator Nikki Bradley with Deputy Joe Mc Hugh and Minister Humphreys.
Charlie Collins has a word with John Mc Nulty at the match on Leck View