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Monday 1st June 2026: Saothrú Nursery & Garden Centre in Carndonagh has announced that they will sponsor new training tops for the Donegal Camogie U14 team.

Saothrú Manager Tommy McGonigle says they are very proud to make the announcement. “It is a demonstration of our ongoing commitment to supporting young people and community sport across Donegal.”

The presentation of the training tops took place recently where Tommy was joined by members of the U14 Donegal Camogie team and their coaches.

“We are delighted to support the young camogs,” said Tommy. “Community is at the heart of everything we do at Saothrú. Supporting local young people through sport is something we are very proud to be involved in.”

“The dedication and teamwork shown by these players is inspiring, and we wish the Donegal Camogie U14 team every success for the season ahead.”

Team coach, Mark Nolan thanked Saothrú Nursery & Garden Centre for its support of the team.

“Support from local businesses and organisations makes a huge difference to underage sport. These training tops will give the girls a real sense of pride and identity as they represent Donegal throughout the year. We are extremely grateful to Tommy and everyone at Saothrú for their generosity and encouragement.”

Saothrú Nursery & Garden Centre, formerly Carndonagh Nursery & Garden Centre, was acquired in December 2024 by the award-winning local social enterprise, Spraoi agus Spórt.

Spraoi agus Spórt are developing the centre as an inclusive community space with horticultural training opportunities, sensory gardens, after-school programmes, and sustainability initiatives that support people of all ages and abilities across Donegal.

As a social enterprise, all proceeds generated by Saothrú Nursery & Garden Centre are reinvested into services and programmes for local children, young people, and families.

Click on this link for more information about  Saothrú Nursery & Garden Centre.

Photo Credit ©Lorcan Doherty