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Clonmel and District Wheelchair Society’s 31st annual Christmas dinner at Hillview Sports Club was a fantastic success recently.
Over 100 members and guests enjoyed the day, which started with a celebratory mass, followed by a meal and dancing to the music of Ken Horne and singers.
“A great time was had by all. We wish to thank Hillview Sports Club for allowing use their premises; Fr. Bobby Power for the lovely mass; Bob Fitzgerald Hardware for donating our remembrance tree; Noelette Phelan for the beautiful dinner; Ken Horne for the great music; Joe Kenny from The Nationalist and Vincent Hannon from Clonmel Camera Club for the photographs; Irish Red Cross Clonmel for their assistance bringing our members to the dinner; Irish Civil Defence Clonmel for their help with ferrying our guests; and our many volunteers and helpers for your commitment to our society and the hard work you put in to make this event and our many other events a success. May you have a Happy Christmas,” a society spokesperson said.
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