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Susan Mc Clafferty, a barbershop owner based in Piltown, County Kilkenny, is showing her support for Donegal ahead of the All-Ireland Final by decorating her shop in the county colours.
Originally from Donegal, Susan says she can’t travel home due to work but wanted to mark the occasion in her own way.
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“I’m bringing a wee bit of Donegal to Kilkenny,” she said.
Susan hopes sharing a few photos of her decorated shop will show her support for the team and connect with others from Donegal living outside the county.
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“Up Donegal,” she added.
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