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Aine Wall with nephew Rian and Deirdre and Pippa McDermott at the fundraising coffee morning in An Teach Beag on Thursday. Photo by Dermot Crean
A COFFEE morning raised funds for two young women’s fundraising efforts for the Meningitis Research Foundation yesterday.
An Teach Beag was the venue as family and friends of Rachel Walsh, Ballyheigue, and Úna O’Connell, Kilflynn, gathered with other customers to give their support and the event raised over €500.
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The ladies will take part in a skydive on Saturday, August 26 to raise vital funds for the Foundation and they were really appreciative to all who came down and supported them.
The girls have set up a gofundme page for people who wish to make a donation to the cause and are hoping to raise €1,000. They had reached €838 by midday on Friday so any contribution, which goes directly to the charity, is welcome. You can visit their GoFundMe page here Scroll down for photos…
A group from Siamsa Tire at the fundraising coffee morning in An Teach Beag on Thursday. From left; Joanne Griffin, Balar Bernal, Anne O’Donnell, Catriona McCarthy, Gina Sugrue, Michelle Murphy, Tom Hannafin, Geraldine Hurley, Jonathan Kelliher and Majella Stack. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Mairead Fernane, Frances Walsh, Maeve Byrne and Ethan Byrne at the fundraising coffee morning in An Teach Beag on Thursday. Photo by Dermot Crean
Organisers of the fundraising coffee morning in An Teach Beag on Thursday, Rachel Walsh (left) and Una O’Connell (right) with Muireann Keating. Photo by Dermot Crean
Inspirational young ladies.