FAILE Vintage Club issues fundraising proceeds to two deserving charities
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Pictured receiving the cheque on behalf of Offaly Hospice Building Foundation are Front L to R: Breda Grace, Mary Smyth and Breda Treacy (FAILE). Back L to R: Noel Scally, Jimmy Connor, Roger Scally, Dr Humphrey O’Connor (OHBF), Ned Smyth, Eugene Hoey, Mickaleen Treacy and Noel Wyer. Photos: Bridie Roe BRIDIE ROEImage 2 of 5
Josephine Kenny (Left) and Marie Leavy pictured with the cheque received from FAILE Vintage Club. (Photo Bridie Roe)Image 3 of 5
Pictured are L to R: Mary Smyth, Breda Grace, Dr Humphrey O’Connor and Ned Smyth who work tirelessly to raise funds for the Offaly Hospice Building Fund. Photos: Bridie RoeImage 4 of 5
Irish Wheelchair recipients (front L to R) Josephine Kenny and Marie Leavy are pictured with (Back L to R) Breda & Mickaleen Treacy and Noel & Ruth Wyer. BRIDIE ROEImage 5 of 5
Pictured are FAILE Vintage Club members Front L to R: Breda Treacy, Roger Scally and Ruth Wyer. Back L to R : Noel Scally, Jimmy Connor, Charlie Colgan, Mickaleen Treacy, Eugene Hoey, Mark, Wyer and Aaron Carty.FAILE Vintage Club recently presented cheques to two worthy charities in The Hazel, Rahugh.
This year’s beneficiaries were Offaly Hospice Building Foundation and the Irish Wheelchair Association Ballinagar.
FAILE Chairperson Roger Scally welcomed the recipients and thanked them for their fundraising efforts. He also thanked the many participants who took part and helped out on the day.
Dr Humphrey O’Connor thanked everyone and also commended the FAILE group, who do so much good work to help and support the charities involved. The Offaly Hospice Building Fund committee appreciates the work that goes into fundraising and sincerely thanks them. Josephine Kenny from the Irish Wheelchair Association also thanked the group and wished them well in the future.