Catherine Connolly’s Urgent Visit to Donegal: Key Stops Planned

UPDATE: Presidential candidate Catherine Connolly is set to visit Donegal on September 11 and 12, 2025, as part of her campaign efforts. This important trip comes at a critical time as she seeks to engage with local communities about pressing issues.

Connolly’s itinerary includes stops at key locations such as Arranmore Island, Gaoth Dobhair, Milford, and Buncrana, among others. She plans to meet residents and discuss their concerns, particularly focusing on the housing crisis, inadequacies in healthcare services, and the chronic lack of infrastructure that the region faces.

In her own words, Connolly expressed her eagerness to connect with the people of Donegal: “I am looking forward to engaging with the community and understanding the unique challenges they encounter. Donegal is a county that faces many of the same issues as the rest of the country.”

This visit is expected to be a pivotal moment in her campaign, as it underscores her commitment to addressing the specific needs of Donegal residents. The trip aligns with her strategy to demonstrate a hands-on approach to leadership.

Local leaders and constituents are anticipating her visit, hoping it will bring attention to their ongoing struggles and aspirations for better services and support. With the Glenties Harvest Fair scheduled during her visit, Connolly aims to capitalize on this gathering to reach a wider audience.

For those in Donegal, this is an opportunity to voice concerns directly to a presidential candidate. As Connolly continues her tour, her interactions may significantly influence local perceptions and voter sentiments.

Residents are encouraged to attend her public engagements and share their thoughts on the pressing issues that affect their daily lives. With the presidential election approaching, Connolly’s visit is not just a campaign stop; it’s a chance for the community to be heard.

Stay tuned for updates on her engagements and the potential implications for the upcoming election.