54°39′13.82″N 8°6′35″W / 54.6538389°N 8.10972°W
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| Industry | Textiles, fashion |
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| Founded | 1866 in Donegal, Ireland |
| Founder | John Magee |
| Headquarters | Donegal , |
Key people | Lynn Temple (charman), Rosy Temple (CEO) Charlotte Temple, Patrick Temple [1][2] |
| Products | Wool, linen and other textiles; specialty is Donegal tweed |
| Brands | Magee 1866, Magee Weaving (aka Magee of Donegal) |
 €−809,696 [3] | |
| Owner | Temple family |
Number of employees | 88 [2] (2021) |
| Parent | Donegal Bay Group, Ltd.[3] |
| Website | magee1866 |
Magee of Donegal are a textile manufacturer, clothing manufacturer and retailer, and manufacturer and retailer of home goods based in Donegal Town, County Donegal, Ireland. The company are known for their woolen Donegal tweed, but also manufacture items from linen, cashmere, silk and other materials.[4]
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lossessurgeinde.iewas invoked but never defined (see the help page). - ^ a b Gordon Deegan (6 April 2021). "Magee introduces redundancy programme due to Covid-19". The Irish Times. Retrieved 4 January 2022.
- ^ Sean Gallagher (11 December 2016). "Heritage woven into modern life". Independent.ie. Retrieved 19 May 2018.