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Diane agus John Cannon
D'eirigh le Donegal Music Trials gradaim a bhaint ag Gradaim Ghlór na nGael ag mórócáid i bPáirc an Chrócaigh ar Samhain 15ú.
Is í oifigeach margaíochta ag Teach Solais Fhánada, Diane Cannon, a bhunaigh Donegal Music Trials agus d'éirigh thar barr leis ó bunaíodh é.
D'éirigh léi gradam óir agus dhá ghradaim airgead a bhaint amach i ndiaidh ainmniúchán a fháil i dtrí chatagóir.
Dúirt Diane: "Tá lúcháir mhór orm gur bronnadh gradam óir agus dhá ghradam airgead ar Donegal Music Trails sna trí catagóir ag gradaim ghnó na bliana seo. Comhghairdeas leis na gnólachtaí áitiúla uilig a fuair gradam i mbliana."
Is ceoltóir don chéad scoth í Diane agus bíonn sí ag taisteál ó thír go tír lena cuid ceoil.
Ina measc na gnólachtaí a bhí í láthair ag an mhórócáid bhí Tesco Ireland, JD Wetherspoon, agus Trócaire.
Is í an láithreoir teilifíse Mary Kennedy a bhronn na Gradaim, agus ba í Sinéad Ní Uallacháin a bhí mar bean an tí.
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